My big boobed sisters

A website called Bounce.com has a lot of different sport bras and they have a rating system for how well they hold you in. Also look into Bare Necessities website. They have a lot of different bras on that site.

Buy a fitted to your size bra. You may have to order online, but Nordstroms can at least fit you and give advice on how brands run size-wise. They'll have at least two or three bras there in your size, and bigger cities will have a really great selection. I am a 32H and I'm absolutely in love with the Panache sports bra! It isn't a compression bra, but I can comfortably run and do serious plyo with almost no wiggle at all. The cups do run bigger on Panache bras, so I sized down one cup and really could have gone two (especially since I'm losing weight, I'm hoping my endowments shrink to a more balanced size for the rest of my body). Keep in mind whatever sized bra you get, the band size should be exactly the same as your rib cage right below your breasts. For example, my ribs right below my breast are 33in, so the 32 band fits comfortably on the largest setting, which means as the bra stretches slightly with age it will still have room to adjust to fit me tight enough to provide support. I bought mine through Amazon because exchanging the size would be free that way if it fit me horribly. Feel free message me if you have questions!

I can not find one that fits. I have tried 3 times in past two weeks to find one locally and nothing fits. I do not want to order online since everything I try on does not do the job. I have been to ****s, JC Pennys, Macy, Dillards and Target. The ones that actually manage to cover my boobs only leave me with a uniboob and well that is not going to work for me. For the time being I am wearing an old sport bra and a regular bra to contain them. It sucks and I sweat like crazy. Hand wash and start again tomorrow. UGH!!!!!

Yes agreed. Sports store is the way. I have never found a sports bra in a clothing store that deserved the title. In fact most of them have less support than a t-shirt bra. I rotate 2 bras that I found in Modells. One is a Shock Absorber Level 4 , the other is an Under Armour.

The only ones I've found that are comfortable and supportive without being too constricting are from Jockey. If you have a Jockey store, try it out! They have some 'push up' style, but I find they're more supportive than any other ones and hold everything in without showing off your headlights.

I have the same problem. What i normally do is wear two that are the same size. That does the trick for me! I got a two pack at walmart for like 12 bucks. Theyre danskin. Hope that helps!(:

I'm only a D and have to wear 2 if they aren't that great. But If I find a good one. I like Champion, I wear that plus a really tight tank top and that works a bit.

I have had great luck with the Moving Comfort Juno bra. I now wear a 34DDD in Victoria Secret bras (thank god they started making prettier versions for sizes over DD!), but buy 34DD in Moving Comfort. You can go to the Moving Comfort website, but I recommend Zappos because it has the same price ($56), free next day shipping and free returns. I started out with 2 of these bras and now own 6. I have tried various other bras but NOTHING has matched this one. They are a bit pricey, but well worth their value because the "girls" seriously stay in place. Hope this helps!

***I have tried 2 other styles of Moving Comfort...can't recall off the top of my head but they did not perform as well as the Juno...it's a pain to put on but you get used to it and nothing beats not having your boobs bouncing around!

I'm a DD and can cram the girls into the VS sports bra with the underwire. It might be too small for you but worth trying if you haven't already.

Let me just second Title Nine/Bounce (same website). They have a large variety of styles and lots of information to help you select the right style of bra.

I like the Freya sports bras, they hold my 32GGs in place

Thanks so much for all the help! We have a local fitness store - I need new shoes. I'll test some bras there to get a feel for what I like. I'm sure doing jumping jacks in the changing room is totally normal

Also, it may seem silly (I don't know if anyone else does it...) but I jump like crazy in the fitting room. It allows me to test the flop factor, and the comfort under stress. :laugh:

I just bought Panache's sports bra, and ooooh my gooodnesss it's so great! It's 1-2 cup sizes too small (I got it in 30H, and they don't do larger than H... But it's UK cup sizes, so UK H-cup = US K-cup), but if I make the straps super long it's ok, and since I plan on keep on losing, it will fit soon enough.

Check out a running store near you, if you have one. Target and other department stores won't have the real heavy duty booby holders us breasted women need. I can't remember the name of mine but I got it at my running shop (Snails Pace) and they hold those suckers in like magic. I'm only a 36-38 DD but they flop when they can so a good bra is important!

I wear WonderBra sports bra. It's the only one I've been able to find where I wasn't concerned about things coming loose.

Link here: http://www.sears.ca/product/wonderbra8482-sports-bra/618-000062224-W5126?gclid=CIzEv9z2v74CFQJqMgodRDQAwg&ef_id=U25hGAAABbmMnOTz:20140522161523:s

Not sure if they sell it in your size or not. I usually wear a 34DD but I wear a 36D or DD in that bra style.

This is going to sound nuts, but I've found that the only thing that works for me is a sports bra over my regular bra. It means having to wash my regular one more often, which kinda sucks, but honestly it's the only way I'm not flopping around while running.

Or wear multiple sports bras at once... Usually I'll wear a regular sports bra, then a workout top with a built in shelf bra, and then a regular tank or t-shirt over that...

I haven't had any luck finding a supportive top that I only need to wear one of.