EdenHours GravityCloud — Cooling Weighted Blanket
Charcoal / Queen · 60 × 80 in · 20 lb
$129.99
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EdenHours GravityCloud — Cooling Weighted Blanket
$129.99
The problem
A body that will not switch off
Legs that keep moving. A mind that gets louder the second the light goes out. You are tired — that was never in question — but at 1am you are still turning over, treating the bed as though it were the thing that failed.
Most nights like that are not about tiredness at all. The body has not been given any signal that it is safe to stop.
How it works
Weight, spread evenly
Non-toxic glass beads sit in a precision-stitched grid of individual pockets, so the weight stays where it is meant to be rather than sliding into one corner by 3am. Even pressure across the whole body reads as being held, and a body that feels held tends to stop fidgeting.
It is also deliberately smaller than an ordinary duvet — built to rest on you rather than drape to the floor, because weight hanging over the edge of the bed pulls the pressure off your body. Trimmer than your comforter is the design doing its job.
Why not just
Why not just an ordinary blanket?
An ordinary blanket keeps you warm, which is a different job entirely. Warmth is not what stops a body fidgeting.
- A duvet adds heat. This adds pressure, evenly, across the whole body — and even pressure is what reads as being held.
- Glass beads rather than plastic pellets, locked into individual stitched pockets, so the weight stays spread instead of pooling in one corner overnight.
- Breathable microfibre rather than more insulation, so you are not trading a restless night for a hot one.
- And most people end up using it on the sofa as well, which is usually where they notice they have stopped fidgeting.
Where it earns its place
Not only at bedtime
Most people buy it for the night and end up using it far more than that.
- Reading on the sofa, when you want to stay put rather than fidget
- Evenings when the day will not put itself down
- Restless legs that start the moment you stop moving
- A film you actually want to sit through to the end
- The guest room, where it does the work of making a bed feel like yours
Good to know
Straight out of the bag and onto the bed
- Sized the way it is on purpose. A weighted blanket rests on you rather than hanging over the edges of the bed — if it draped to the floor, the weight would pull off your body and do nothing. Trimmer than your duvet is correct.
- Weight that stays where you put it. Non-toxic, hypoallergenic glass beads locked into individual precision-stitched pockets, so the pressure is still spread evenly at 3am instead of pooled in one corner.
- Sized for most adults. 20 lb, queen, 60 × 80 in — the usual guide is 7 to 12% of your body weight, which puts this at home for most adults from around 170 lb upward.
- Cooling rather than smothering. Breathable microfibre over glass beads regulates instead of insulating, so a calmer night does not have to be a hotter one.
- Easy care, eleven colours. Hand wash and hang to dry for the longest life; if you must machine wash, cold gentle cycle, mild detergent, no bleach, line dry. Eleven colours, from calm neutrals to deep, moody tones.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will 20 lb be too heavy for me?
The usual guide is 7 to 12% of your body weight, so 20 lb suits most adults from roughly 170 lb upward. Lighter than that and it can feel like more than you want; heavier and you may prefer more. If you are between sizes, the lower end of the range is the safer first blanket.
What size is it?
Queen, 60 × 80 in, 20 lb. It covers a sleeper on a queen bed.
Will I overheat under it?
The fill is glass beads rather than plastic pellets, and the shell is breathable microfibre, so it regulates rather than insulates. That said, weight is weight — if you already sleep hot, use it over a lighter duvet rather than in addition to a heavy one.
Why is it smaller than my duvet?
On purpose. A weighted blanket is built to rest on your body, not to dress the bed — if it hung over the edges, the weight would pull toward the floor instead of settling on you. It covers a sleeper, not a mattress.
Can I share it with a partner?
The queen size covers a queen bed, but weighted blankets work best per person — the pressure is what does the work, and it is uneven if one of you moves. Most couples end up with one each.
Who should not use one?
It is not recommended for children under three or during pregnancy, and it should never cover the face. If you have a circulatory, respiratory or diagnosed sleep condition, ask your doctor first — this is a comfort product, not a medical device.
Honestly
What it will and will not do
It will not fix a bad mattress, a late coffee or a phone in your hand at midnight. What it does is remove one specific obstacle: a body that cannot settle. If that is the part of your night that goes wrong, this is the most direct thing we make.
Most people describe the first night the same way — they do not remember falling asleep. That is the whole review.
Product details
The full description
The Feeling Of Being Held, All Night Long
Some nights you get into bed and your body just won’t switch off. Legs restless, mind running, still turning over at 1am like the bed’s the problem.
The EdenHours GravityCloud settles you the way a hug does — with weight. There’s a reason people describe the first night under one as “I don’t remember falling asleep.”
How it works
Evenly distributed weight across your whole body creates gentle, constant pressure — the same sensation as being firmly held. Your body reads that as safe, and it stops fidgeting. Inside, non-toxic glass beads sit in a precision-stitched grid of pockets, so the weight stays spread exactly where it should be instead of sliding into one corner by 3am.
Why it’s sized the way it is
A weighted blanket is deliberately smaller than a normal duvet. It’s built to rest on you, not hang over the edges of the bed — if it draped to the floor, the weight would pull off your body and do nothing. When yours arrives and looks trimmer than your comforter, that’s not a mistake. That’s the design doing its job.
What makes ours different
- The weight stays put. High-strength stitching locks the beads into individual pockets — no lumpy, uneven blanket six months in.
- Cool in summer, warm in winter. Breathable, heavy microfibre that regulates instead of roasting you — made for all four seasons.
- Eleven colours. From calm neutrals to deep, moody tones — one for every bedroom, and every person on your gift list.
- No fuss on night one. Unbox it, lay it on the bed, get in.
Getting the weight right
Choose 7–12% of your body weight — that’s the range that settles you without feeling trapped. The 60" × 80" (20 lb) is right for most adults on a queen bed.
Also for
Reading on the sofa · meditation · anxious evenings · movie nights · restless legs · anyone whose brain gets loudest the second the lights go off.
The gift nobody returns
A weighted blanket is one of those rare gifts that works for everyone — him, her, parents, the friend who never stops. Birthdays, Christmas, anniversaries, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day. Most people say the same thing after the first night, and that’s why the GravityCloud is the EdenHours piece people buy twice — one for them, one to give.
The details
- Fill: Non-toxic, hypoallergenic glass beads
- Fabric: Soft, breathable heavy microfibre — odourless, year-round
- Size: 60" × 80" (Queen) · 20 lb · 11 colours
- Care: Hand wash and hang to dry for the longest life. If you must machine wash: cold, gentle cycle, mild detergent, no bleach, line dry.
Not recommended for children under 3 or during pregnancy. Never cover the face.
Ships to: United States and Canada. US delivery 6–12 business days.
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