Sports bra advice
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FitCattitude wrote: »pinkteapot3 wrote: »I'm a 32E and wear this one for running:
http://www.marksandspencer.com/extra-high-impact-non-wired-sports-a-g-bra/p/p22272974?extid=ps_gglpla_UK_Gen_,Lingerie+_PLALingerie+-->+Bras+-->+All+Bras+-->+DD++Bras+-->+Sports+Bras_M&S Collection+Extra+High+Impact+Non-Wired+Sports+Bra+B-G+BLACK+MIX+36&ef_id=UTW4hAAABKDmBxq@:20150313095659:s
(UK shop).
No jiggle at all.
I'm not enough of a contortionist to get into normal sports bras - zip front just seems so much more logical to me!
Thanks about this; bookmarked!
And, that's the other thing, I prefer zip-fronts too. I really like the one I've had forever, but the brand tag tore off so now I'm trying to think about what to do now that I am exercising in earnest and want more than one. Unfortunately, I need to look for a 48 C of some sort which limits me a lot.
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36DD/E here I like the zip fronts as well but UnderArmour makes a marvelous compression bra. VS has a zip front incredible I like and their knockout series was nice but the straps were not wide enough for me. But any three of these options and they do not move..at all0
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Under Armour all the way0
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Panache sports works for me.0
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I just wear a Bali bra. It's the Woman's Satin Tracings Minimizer Bra. Works great in the gym. No bounce. I'm a 40 G.0
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I'm a 32H, and am absolutely in love with the Panache sports bra. It isn't a compression bra, but somehow it keeps everything in place better than any compression bra ever has (even when I was less ridiculously endowed), plus it is super comfortable and doesn't hinder your ability to breathe properly. Herroom.com bra size finder is going to be your friend, since Panache is a UK brand and their sizing runs a little differently than the US, and that will give you a really good conversion based on a bra you already know fits.0
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Shock absorber ... Especially if you live in uk where victorias secrets and under amour are a little more expensive0
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53welshlady wrote: »Shock Absorber - high impact for me. What I have found though is that I need a bigger band size for running than for my "normal" gym activities. I can get away with a 32F normally but for running I need the 34E as the band does not "give" very much and I found that I was unable to breathe properly.
I find that with Shock Absorber, the band sizes are made very small. I wear a 30DDD/30E in my normal bras, but I take a 34D in my Shock Absorber sports bra.
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The best bras I have found are the Victoria secret sports bras. They are wonderful for holding everything up. If you don't fit those I would take a trip to Victoria secret and check out the construction and then research others that would be comparable0
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Freya sports bras, Moving Comfort, Enell -- all are excellent. Check them out on line then find a place to try on before buying. The UK sizing works really well especially if you have a small band/large cup size.0
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