Recommendation for Good Sports Bra

I use an Enell for rebounding - super ugly, but nothing moves.

Moving Comfort get really good reviews.

I'm a similar size and like the Shock Absorber (bought off Amazon). I jog often and they work great. Be sure to look at the sizing, I believe I had to order up at least 1 size.

My favorite is Panache. They're expensive but worth the money--I'm a long distance runner and normally wear a 32G. They're UK-sized so I would buy a 32F.

I wear my normal bra 32h and then squish a crop style top in size 10 over the top. At 32h I've not yet found a sports bra in my size.

I put some effort into finding out what kind of sports bra Serena Williams wears while on court. Because she's definitely not what you'd call "petite" so I figured if it can work for her it'll work for me!

She wears Berlei brand (high performance range) I brought one and it's perfect (and actually NOT hideously ugly, like its actually pretty damn awesome looking for a sports bra!)
It really does stop all movement and it's deadset comfy, I recommend you give it a crack, they're available up to Fcup

I have a 32FF and wear a brand called Anita - I do typically wear a tight top over it, but they've been worn for multiple marathons and triathlons with no issues

second for Anita. The new air control bra wicks moisture like a beast and is sexy, too.

Victoria's Secret in "lightweight crisscross" back. I just ordered 2 different styles of these (the crisscross in the front with permanent padding and 1 of the standard fronts with criss cross in the back) and they're like steel even leaping into burpees, lifting weights, awkward pilates positions, etc. I like the criss cross lightweight front version best. Because it's like a cage that no boob can fly out of.

I'm pretty sure all sports wear is still on sale right now, too with free 2 day shipping. The waffle-pattern material washes and dries really well and no "removable pads" to stuff back inside.

In store has a "sport pant plus bra for $50" happening right now, too. Since their pants start at like $70, it's a steal if you prefer in-store shopping.

xmissxamyx wrote: »

I put some effort into finding out what kind of sports bra Serena Williams wears while on court. Because she's definitely not what you'd call "petite" so I figured if it can work for her it'll work for me!

She wears Berlei brand (high performance range) I brought one and it's perfect (and actually NOT hideously ugly, like its actually pretty damn awesome looking for a sports bra!)
It really does stop all movement and it's deadset comfy, I recommend you give it a crack, they're available up to Fcup

That's a pretty smart strategy! And hooray for strong, athletic women!

Check out Title 9. They have a good website, I bought a couple sports bras I'm happy with, they were true to size. They have a "barbell" rating - the more barbells, the more high performance (less bouncing you'll get). I got the 7 Wonders bra and the Last Resort Bra.

I'm around the same size as you (36DDD at least) - I just bought an Enell and it's great. Ugly as hell but works - I can't do jumping jacks in any other bra. No padding, no underwire. I got size 3 (their sizing is a little funky) based on cup size (not band size) and it fits very well.

kavahni wrote: »

I'm looking, too!
I have 3 questions for you all:
1) which of these are padding-free? I already run far too hot.
2) I need no freaking underwires! Any reviews on underwire free?
3) I can no longer find bras that are long enough from shoulder to under breast. Am I the only woman with this problem?
Thank you all.

I can answer for Panache brand. All I can say is I love this bra and after years of struggling to find a supportive sports bra for my size, I can't say enough good things about it--I swear I don't work for the company
1-it's not padded per se, but the cups are made up of microfiber material that encapsulates each breast--this is a bonus for me because I am normally size 32G and I can't stand boob sweat. I have worn them throughout my pregnancy for working out (and I am a super sweaty lady now that I'm 8 months and pregnant in the summer!) and find that the wicking material in this bra really does work.
2-They come in both underwire and non-underwire. I prefer to have underwire in general for all my bras but have worn the non-underwire style during my pregnancy. Both are equally supportive.
3-I am just over 5'8" with a long torso. I have found the Panache bra to have very adjustable straps. I also struggle to find bras with straps that don't have their "circle hooks" digging into my shoulders. You can also elect to make it a racer-bra style if you prefer. I wear mine this way and I still have enough strap length to fit the length of my torso and bust.

kavahni wrote: »

I'm looking, too!
I have 3 questions for you all:
1) which of these are padding-free? I already run far too hot.
2) I need no freaking underwires! Any reviews on underwire free?
3) I can no longer find bras that are long enough from shoulder to under breast. Am I the only woman with this problem?
Thank you all.

Shock Absorber - no padding, no underwire. I cannot comment on the length, but can say there are adjustable areas to make it longer.
https://amazon.com/Shock-Absorber-Womens-Sports-Silver/dp/B00368CL4G/ref=sr_1_1?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1498684311&sr=1-1&nodeID=1044960&psd=1&keywords=shock+absorber+sports+bra

kavahni wrote: »

I'm looking, too!
I have 3 questions for you all:
1) which of these are padding-free? I already run far too hot.
2) I need no freaking underwires! Any reviews on underwire free?
3) I can no longer find bras that are long enough from shoulder to under breast. Am I the only woman with this problem?
Thank you all.

Freya Active Soft Cup Sports Bra 4001 Wire Free High Impact. Best I have ever owned & can be bought cheaply on eBay as they are an older model. No padding no wires!