Best Sports Bra

LaurieKrawchuk
LaurieKrawchuk Posts: 1 Member
edited February 4 in Fitness and Exercise
What is the best supportive sports bra? And price $???

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  • Naomi0504
    Naomi0504 Posts: 964 Member
    I swear by the Moving Comfort ones. I wear the Fiona. It was $26 on Amazon :smile:
  • michybeans
    michybeans Posts: 106 Member
    Shock Absorber Level 4... lock n' load. Around $50 but so worth it especially for larger busts and hard to find sizes.
  • jstarz002
    jstarz002 Posts: 176 Member
    I have small boobs so i don't need a lot of support. I also only do heavy lifting and no cardio. I will only wear push up sports bras; never the ones that make you look flat but only with push up and padding. Generally the best push up sports bras i found are VSX from VS
  • Warchortle
    Warchortle Posts: 2,197 Member
    If you want your bra to be more supportive you can always write little compliments all over it.
  • shinygrackle
    shinygrackle Posts: 2 Member
    Enell sports bras. They're not pretty but they work and they don't cost much more than 60-70 dollars.
  • VictoryGarden
    VictoryGarden Posts: 194 Member
    I like the Champion C9 seamless racerback from Target. Very long lasting, super comfy, and $17. On sale every so often for $14.
  • sunglasses_and_ocean_waves
    sunglasses_and_ocean_waves Posts: 2,757 Member
    Shock Absorber Level 4... lock n' load. Around $50 but so worth it especially for larger busts and hard to find sizes.

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  • JeninBelgium
    JeninBelgium Posts: 804 Member
    I have Panache, Shock Absorber, Elomi, Enell and Moving comfort- I find Enell to be the most supportive - it is 60-70$ though, my current Shock Absorber would be second and I bought it on sale for $30- but it is virtually a two person minimum for puting it on - it has two separate sets of hooks (one at racer back level and the other at the noral lower level) I am simply not flexible enough to hook the racer level once the bra is on (and I can not hook and spin this level either) so I either have to pull it on over my head with the upper hooks hooked (and this is very tough) or seek hubby's help

    check out figleaves, her room etc online and read the reviews and advice there it can give you an idea of what bras may work for you- then go to a local shop and try them on- do juming jacks, run in place etc in the fitting room - this should help

    good luck!
  • smalls9686
    smalls9686 Posts: 189 Member
    Ditto!!!!! They are the best you will NOT bounce. I found them when I started running and at that time I was a 34H. Now I am 32F, maybe need to drop down another cup...anywho they are the best! I ordered mine from Amazon for 34 Bucks! If you haven't signed up for their clothing emails you can and get an extra 15% off your first order =-)
    Shock Absorber Level 4... lock n' load. Around $50 but so worth it especially for larger busts and hard to find sizes.
  • smalls9686
    smalls9686 Posts: 189 Member
    Don't be scared all Shock Absorbers aren't like this...mind is a reguarl style back closure (4 row hooks) It does take a little bit to get into because it doesn't strtch you have to place your breast into the cups. Other than that it's fine. Takes me an extra 30 sexonds max.
    I have Panache, Shock Absorber, Elomi, Enell and Moving comfort- I find Enell to be the most supportive - it is 60-70$ though, my current Shock Absorber would be second and I bought it on sale for $30- but it is virtually a two person minimum for puting it on - it has two separate sets of hooks (one at racer back level and the other at the noral lower level) I am simply not flexible enough to hook the racer level once the bra is on (and I can not hook and spin this level either) so I either have to pull it on over my head with the upper hooks hooked (and this is very tough) or seek hubby's help

    check out figleaves, her room etc online and read the reviews and advice there it can give you an idea of what bras may work for you- then go to a local shop and try them on- do juming jacks, run in place etc in the fitting room - this should help

    good luck!
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