Sportz Braz???

candiceryan32

I am, ahem, quite well endowed in the boob department, and I am looking for some good suggestions on sports bras. I currently wear a regular bra size of 36ddd+++ (I just grab the biggest cup size in the store and shove my boobs in there). In the past, I've worn regular bras with a tight body shaping camisole over for support while working out, but I've recently taken up hot yoga, and I can't handle having so many layers on.
So I'm looking for specific brand suggestions, or (US based) stores where people have had success. I've tried the biggest sizes at Target, and they are too small.
Thanks in advance for your input!

AsISmile

No experience but two brands are named here in the what to wear section.

http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/1217573/so-you-want-to-start-running/p1

kristydi

36FF here. My favorite is this Panache. This Freya is a close second.

Yes they are pricey, but so worth it. The underwire is important IMO. Compression bras just don't work as well in my experience. They squish everything together so it bounces as one big unit rather than stopping bounce. Plus they have to be so tight they're uncomfortable.

If you keep an eye on them, amazon frequently has specific colors and sizes of the two I linked discounted.

kxforg

Under Armor makes a couple of good underwire ones, I have one from them, but I really like my one from Title Nine. If they are not near you they have a website with lots of styles and sizes.

TeaBea

Moving Comfort & Enell are couple more brands that get good reviews for high impact.

I have an Enell, great for rebounding but seriously ugly. For lower impact yet still decent support I like Champion bras. I got mine at Kohl's but another place to look is at sporting goods stores. It's nice to try on first (jump up & down in the dressing room)....some bras labeled high impact....not remotely close to it.

candiceryan32

Thank you all so much for the input. I believe this will really help my motivation and attitude. It can be so demoralizing to feel like you're flopping everywhere and looking a fool.

beachhouse758

http://www.skinnymom.com/your-new-breast-friend-19-sports-bras-for-the-well-endowed/

I use an UnderArmor.

BettyM1017

For yoga/pilates type exercises I just wear a regular, good fitting bra. If I'm going to be jumping around like when I do kickboxing, aerobic dance, or jogging, I'll actually wear two bras. I'm only a 36D, though.

crystalewhite

These are the Natori ones I have:
http://www.amazon.com/Natori-Womens-Underwire-Sports-Heather/dp/B0009VNKSY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1435164426&sr=8-2&keywords=natori+bras+amazon

My girls do not bounce in these.

shadow2soul

I like Shock Absorber Ultimate Run and Ultimate Gym bras. They are compression bras, so not very flattering, but they hold everything in place. You can find them on amazon. There is also a company that makes similar bras (half the cost) that work the same La Ilsa (I think) and I have one of theirs that is identical to the Shock Absorber Ultimate Run (literally the only difference is the logo spot and tags).

mastickles

I can't give any personal recommendations (being the wrong gender), but did find a few sites with recent (within the last year or so) reviews/comparisons of large-cup sports bras:

http://news.health.com/2014/10/03/the-10-best-sports-bras-for-women-with-big-busts/
http://www.runnersworld.com/running-apparel/the-best-sports-bras-for-sizes-dd
http://www.marieclaire.co.uk/blogs/jessica-lacey/547157/how-to-run-in-an-e-cup.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/women/womens-life/11559160/London-Marathon-2015-Big-boobs-These-are-the-sports-bras-for-you.html

MsJulesRenee

Try Torrid for bras in general. Technically plus size but they come in really cute prints. You can also go to a place that can custom make them for you which might be worth it if you have such a problem finding ones that fit right.

mbaker566

I am a fan of the champion high support