Where do you get your sports bra?

I have a DD chest, and while I loved the way my Moving Comfort Jubralee felt, I hated the uniboob. I ended up buying a Freya Active Underwire Sports Bra AA4002, and it works wonders. There are two underwire cups that prevent the dreaded uniboob. Good luck!

I am a 44DD and I use the Cacique by Lane Bryant Cotton no-wire bra. They provide support and enough restriction for my activities, which tend to be low impact. I have been searching for a bra in my size that will be supportive for higher impact activities, so if anyone has any direction on that, I would appreciate it.

34ddd checking in.. I shop at Victoria secret for mine. My fave ones thus far.

Victoria's Secret. A bit cliché, but the bras there are great quality and they always look great. Plus, if you buy them during a sale, you can get them at a reasonable price. (right now is the semi-annual sale -

The Juno and the Maia both are made by Moving comfort.
If you're running and have larger breast these bra's really hold them in place.

Another vote for Moving Comfort. The Juno and Maia are the only ones I will wear for running.

i'm a 32 F. So, i need lots of support ! theres a sport bra by lulu lemon called the tata tamer !! And it holds me in and holds me firm:other than that , its hard to find something to fit a larger chest tightly. Under armer would be good if they made larger cup sizes. hope this helps.:flowerforyou:

I buy Nike, the high impact ones. I haven't found any others that work quite as well. They're pricey, but the outlet store has them a little cheaper. They also last a long time. The champion ones are pretty good too, they just don't handle wear and tear quite as well.

ETA: I run and do CrossFit - the amount of support really varies based on what you're doing.

Hi Ladies! I am a 34 dd - The type of bra is usually based on what type of exercise I am doing. My fav bras are from walmart * are Danskin brand. I wear the "High Impact" bra when I am running or jumping around. They offer great support to keep the girls in place. ($10 each) They also have these same bras in medium impact - so I wear this if I am just walking or doing the elliptical. Hope you find one that works good for you!

I agree! I love the High Impact Danskins from Wal-Mart!

I am a 44DD and I use the Cacique by Lane Bryant Cotton no-wire bra. They provide support and enough restriction for my activities, which tend to be low impact. I have been searching for a bra in my size that will be supportive for higher impact activities, so if anyone has any direction on that, I would appreciate it.

I am a 42DD and I were nothing but Lane Bryant bras (underwire tho) ... But Try the Genie Bra Sports Bra @ Walmart ... Its really not that bad ... Also, on light days, (when Im going to work out at home with one of my DVDs I use the regular Genie Bra) They had them for $5 buck on Thanksgiving so I just tried them out and the are pretty much only good for working out (for me I mean). Simply because I like the underwire bras for day to day wear.

Shock absorber sports bras are fantastic (I'm in the uk and get them from Bravissimo). I'm a 32ff and they work for me!

The Champion brand of Target is ok. The materials are nice. Try them on first, though. I'm a C-cup wearing a small, so the fit seems kind of weird to me as I have a fairly broad chest.

I'm a big fan of the Enell bra. A bit pricy but it will hold you in like none other.

I also have an Incredible by Victorias secret that I do like but I save that for things that are a bit less impact than running.

For reference I'm a 32 dd so I really need solid support.

I think I have tried them all. From expensive at $65 to ridiculous at $100. When you work out every day, this can get expensive quick. Then a miracle happened. While shopping in the One Hanes Place store at an outlet mall, I found the best sports bras for my full 34D plus. Champion brand, believe it or not, gave me the best fit and support, in spite of the mid range price. Try them on at a store, first, jump around a bit, see what moves you and what doesn't. Best support and shaping is the Triple Threat Underwire, Champion Shape and the Champion Shape II. Although all have the 'underwire', it doesn't rub or chafe, even when totally wet and is still totally supportive at mile 13 and beyond. They look great under even the least modest of tanks or racer backs.

Around $34 to $39 on sale, and there is always a sale at OneHanesPlace online. I love these so much I bought a few extra for every day wear. I wear them to work, under dress clothes even, they are the bomb. No end of the day droop, holds its shape and yours as well. And I put in some 12 hour days on a shop floor.

UnderArmour bras, at $65, just gave me a bad case of uniboob at mile 2, in spite of guarantees that it wouldn't. I was coming out of the bra at the top and had to turn around and run back home, slowly, to stay in the thing. When wet they are even more useless. They are more comfortable, though, because they keep nothing in its place. I wear them around the house under my jammies because the company won't take them back unless they are in new condition. OneHanesPlace will, however, take theirs back if you don't like them, even after they have been road tested, no questions asked. I know because I bought a few I didn't like and promptly returned them. Washed them first, of course. Actually got a few more of the ones I did like. And no, I don't work for them, I work for a major automotive company.

Beware of the Champion Sports Bras or any others that have the velcro closures. They come loose at the worst of times and as we all know that can mean the end of a event for us. Hope this helps someone not make the expensive and sometimes embarrassing mistakes I have made in my lifetime search for health, fitness and the perfect sports bra.