Big boob problems!

cynthiabushaw
cynthiabushaw Posts: 1 Member
edited November 28 in Fitness and Exercise
Has anyone found a comfy and somewhat fashionable way to strap the girls down while running???
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  • maphammonds
    maphammonds Posts: 362 Member
    Following :)

    I have a VXS Sports Bra that is far better than any others I have, but when it comes to running these DDs sure put up a fight to be contained!
  • VryIrishGirl76
    VryIrishGirl76 Posts: 1,167 Member
    I have a Victoria Secret as well.
    LOVE it!
  • TeaBea
    TeaBea Posts: 14,517 Member
    Moving Comfort and Enell get good reviews.

    I have an Enell (super ugly) that I use for rebounding. Nothing moves.
  • VioletRojo
    VioletRojo Posts: 597 Member
    I usually buy the Champion full support one. I make sure the band size is correct, but I get a cup size too small. That holds everything in nice and tight and nothing bounces.
  • emilyvictoria7
    emilyvictoria7 Posts: 102 Member
    Ahh this is the bane of my existence! I was trying out Jillian Michael's 30 day shred but all the jumping jacks and skipping rope made the girls go wild and now I've hurt my back!! Will look into these Victoria secret bras everyone uses.

    Was also thinking of doubling up - a DD sports bra, and maybe a D over that to strap them in extra LOL
  • srv524
    srv524 Posts: 1,363 Member
    I use duct tape. And yes, I'm an *kitten*.
  • rubyweapon8503
    rubyweapon8503 Posts: 24 Member
    How big are we talking? The Freya Active sports bra is the best sports bra I've ever had, and I wear a 38F.
  • withypoll
    withypoll Posts: 47 Member
    edited January 2016
    I swear by Freya and Panache sports bras. I have small band, large cup. Keeps the girls in place, separated, and super comfy. My Panache has the clip in the back to make it into a racerback.

    Edited to add that they are cute and stylish so you can wear them on their own. Panache also has a running tank with the bra built in. Pricey but you can't go wrong.
  • kdcomstock89
    kdcomstock89 Posts: 54 Member
    srv524 wrote: »
    I use duct tape. And yes, I'm an *kitten*.

    Funny thing is I'm pretty sure every girl has at least considered doing that at some point...
  • puffbrat
    puffbrat Posts: 2,806 Member
    I was a DD when thinner and now a G cup. I used to use a comfy regular bra that I designated for exercise, and then put a slightly tight sports bra over that, usually with a shirt with a shelf bra on top. Last year I found a couple of sports bras with underwire that are sized like a normal bra and rated by level of exercise (light, active, extreme). I got them from Lady Grace. These have saved my life and I would like a couple more, but I don't think I would consider them very fashionable.
  • srv524
    srv524 Posts: 1,363 Member
    srv524 wrote: »
    I use duct tape. And yes, I'm an *kitten*.

    Funny thing is I'm pretty sure every girl has at least considered doing that at some point...

    I know women who've had to use that in an emergency/last resort situation.
  • missy_1979
    missy_1979 Posts: 2 Member
    I have DDD and have a hard time finding something that will work for me. I will have a look at some of these suggestions, TY :)
  • scginva
    scginva Posts: 2 Member
    Moving Comfort Juno is the only thing that I've found that actually works!! These are made very well.
  • acia90
    acia90 Posts: 74 Member
    Victorias secret - the 2 frontclose ones. I think they're the incredible and knockout. Best sports beas Ive tried so far :) and Im a DD. Whatever you go with, I highly recommend getting a front close or one that does up in the back, oh and adjustable straps too
  • MiloBloom83
    MiloBloom83 Posts: 2,724 Member
    Has anyone found a comfy and somewhat fashionable way to strap the girls down while running???

    Strong first post! You're going to do well here.

    And yeah, from the hundreds of previous times this has been a forum topic, that VS bra seems to be a good one.
  • slheddlesten
    slheddlesten Posts: 41 Member
    buy a sports bra without underwire one size smaller. Thats what I do.
  • efsharit
    efsharit Posts: 1 Member
    Thanks for asking this question. Great responses and I will check out all the recommendations!
  • amyk0202
    amyk0202 Posts: 666 Member
    If you're smaller than a UK HH, get a Shock Absorber Women's Multi Sport Max Support Sports Bra. If you're over that, go with the Enell.
  • affabletoaster
    affabletoaster Posts: 5 Member
    I'm a 36HH and I love my Enell! It's also the bra I wear on sick/loung-y days, and I love how small, mobile, and contained I feel in it.
  • ElizabethOakes2
    ElizabethOakes2 Posts: 1,038 Member
    Following too! I may have to make a trip to Victorias Secret. My current go-to is double bra- my Fila sport over my Playtex Comfort. (As to duct tape- Who hasn't considered it from time to time!)
  • CeeBeeSlim
    CeeBeeSlim Posts: 1,348 Member
    Freda, Panache, and Shock Absorber are great. 32G and no bounce.
  • CeeBeeSlim
    CeeBeeSlim Posts: 1,348 Member
    ***Freya!
  • xLyric
    xLyric Posts: 840 Member
    I've got a Lane Bryant one, I don't run but I think it would work well as far as keeping them controlled goes. I got it on sale, though, LB's too expensive for me otherwise!
  • nikkilovessweets
    nikkilovessweets Posts: 30 Member
    Try the lulu ta ta tamer!
  • sarinabrown334
    sarinabrown334 Posts: 30 Member
    VioletRojo wrote: »
    I usually buy the Champion full support one. I make sure the band size is correct, but I get a cup size too small. That holds everything in nice and tight and nothing bounces.

  • eastrehlo
    eastrehlo Posts: 3 Member
    Try the lulu ta ta tamer!

    This! Life changing.
  • sboubin
    sboubin Posts: 15 Member
    I've had good luck with Lane Bryant sports bras. They go up to an H cup.
  • scottish_laura_13
    scottish_laura_13 Posts: 69 Member
    edited January 2016
    I actually go for puma high support and find it fine, its tight so nothing moves and my boobs are totally squashed so I almost look flat chested the back is key as it joins (racer back) as well as thick straps (34F)
    although running isn't fantastic but its better than other ones I have tried

    also I have done duct tape for a backless dress before (for a wedding) and it worked really well!
  • amgreenwell
    amgreenwell Posts: 1,267 Member
    Champion high impact underwire. they are about $50 each and worth every penny. I won't wear anything else when running
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