sports bras...

HornsUT32

I like the Nike Dry Fit, or at least I think that is what they are called. But to be honest, I have the smallest chest in the world for someone that weighs 190 pounds. Anything will pretty much hold an A cup haha....but in all honesty, they are comfy and keep everything in place.

Shannota

Enell... Discovered them last year and dont see myself ever buying anything else. You might say they are pricey, but worth every penny.

^^^ this...

I will never buy another type of bra

If you have a larger band size (I am about a 44DD), Enell seems to be the only choice. I read the thread mentioned above and was so excited about all the possibilities...I started checking the websites for them and found that no others were for a larger band size Good thing I have my Enell and it works so well. I guess variety can wait until my band size is down a bit.

Amara15

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recee96

Thanks for the feedback ladies! I too wear two bras bc of my size 38DDs. I just ordered the Juno bra from Amazon. I can't wait to receive it

taylor5877

tltrahan2000

I am a DD as well. I almost gave up on ever being able to wear just one sports bra. I found the Champion Doudle dry sports bra with a wire. It was actually voted as one of the best job bras for DD by Runner's world. Best part is it was under $30. I just went to the champion website and ordered. The adjustment is actually velco.

celeste501

Have to agree with the other post re: Wacoal underwire sports bra. It keeps everything locked down while you're exercising. Make sure that the band is tight enough. If not, it won't provide the support you need. I suggest having it fitted by one of the sales people.

susyw_2003

I brought my sports bra from La Senza for £10.. the thin padding helps for support and big straps help it stay in places. It also has adjustable clips at the side

SorchaEilis

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Lyerin

Moving comfort bras are my favorites. They hold everything in place and last forever (I've had the 4 that I have for a long time now - 3-4 years or more, and I wash and dry them routinely, other than a few hooks that need to be straightened with some pliers, everything is in great shape).

evilmonkee

The key for me was to find a bra that has adjustable straps, covered underwire, and molded supportive cups. I used to wear 2-3 regular sports bras, but now that I found couple good ones, I can wear just one and I'm pretty comfortable doing jumping jacks.
Moving comfort is great- I really like Juno, Fiona, and Maya. If you don't mind wearing lime green or some other odd color, you can get them for cheaper on Amazon. The black/ white and nude are usually more expensive, but the other colors go on sale regularly.

I'm 34DD, and I run and do high-impact stuff a lot. Last weekend I did a 7 mile run wearing the Juno, and nothing bounced or moved.

tlinval

I have an Enell bra. I will admit I don't "love" it, I call it my corset (and on rough runs I call it the corset from hell), but it does do the job. Chest doesn't move AT ALL, which was becoming a problem medically, I was starting to get muscle tears down the sides of my chest and back because of bouncing! It's probably the most I've spent on a piece of clothing but it does the trick. The sizes are not "conventional" so I'd recommend getting fitted for one, or at least measured.

freeone17

Bump! I need to come back to this thread when I can afford a new bra. As of right now my chest hurts soooo freakin bad when I'm doing the 30 day shred. Lots of jumping jacks - ouch! :-(

SKittleSticks

I LOVE Victoria Secret's bras.

PJFonz

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