Ladies - Sports Bra Suggestions?

I have this http://www.nikestore.com.au/clothing/nike-pro-victory-compression-sports-bra/w1/i1343734_1033897/
I'm a 36DD.

I have a Puma one that's comfier but this stops the jiggle more! :-)

These bras are AWESOME!!!!!! I'm a big girl...44DDD and I swear by these. I bought mine a little but smaller than what they suggest so that I could be SURE Laverne and Shirley were on lock down...lol!!!

http://enell.com/

Hi ladies,

I don't know what the policy is on posting links on here (I really should go back and read the fine print again). I get mine from a local shop that specialises in larger sizings and they also have a website and I believe post worldwide.

You could try doing a search in google for lingerie stores in your area that sell larger sizings - that's how I stumbles across mine.

Brands I have liked in sports bras:
I used to practically live in Berlei, reasonable price & support
I tried an Elomi recently (I think the 'model' was called energize or something similar) and I can't wait to get one. Slightly pricier than the Berlei, but when I tried jumping up and down in the store I got..... no bounce!!! (Which is saying something, lol)
The sales lady also had me try another one that didn't have an underwire...and....well....:noway:

Best of luck with it all :drinker:

shock absorber have a specific one for running B5044 is the model number, i have two of them and they are great i may not be huge but they keep my 34DDs under control whilst out running

I have the one from Under Armour that zips up in the front, it is great! I have 34DDs too and with this Sportsbra i can jog without even feeling anything!

It is pricey though (around $50) but totally worth it!

For great support:

i absolutely LOVE the TaTa Tamers II by Lululemon. This bra give you a really nice shape and hold the girls in place -- and no uni-boob. It comes with thin padded inserts for shaping, which you can remove if you don't like the extra padding The straps are really comfortable and don't dig in and the bra stays in place, doesn't ride up at all.

I have four, and wear them for running, power yoga, and all of my gym classes (cardio, weight training, kickboxing, etc).


http://shop.lululemon.com/products/clothes-accessories/women-sports-bras/Ta-Ta-Tamer-II-31110?cc=9732&skuId=3434712&catId=women-sports-bras

And for lookin' pretty, the Lulu Rehearsal bra is really cute bra, too :

I like to wear this one bike riding, weight training and just around! It also comes with removable pads.

http://shop.lululemon.com/products/clothes-accessories/women-sports-bras/Rehearsal-Bra?cc=0825&skuId=3434528&catId=women-sports-bras

I'd recommend the Enell sportsbra. Expensive, and not in the least bit flattering, but it's the only bra that I would consider running in (without having to clamp my arms to my chest to prevent the possibility of knocking myself out)

I swear by Nike sports bras. Look on their website (or at a Nike outlet store near you) for the "High Impact" or "running" section Dry-Fit bras. I have found them to be the most easily accessible, keep my skin dry and provide excellent support. I have been buying them for YEARS and consistently been satisfied. They are well-made and even come in normal or bright colors. They also have reflective strips. I find them on sale for $25 (typically they are $40). ****'s Sporting Goods store also sells them.

I buy them a bit tighter (i.e. I get a Medium, when I should be in a Large) so as they break in, I still have good support. Also, if you choose to invest in such a bra, be sure to follow the washing instructions to make them last as long as possible. Something about the Dry-Fit material says do not use liquid softener and do not machine dry. You've got to air dry them without letting the fabric rest on itself. (Same goes for when the bra is all sweatty, don't toss it into the laundry basket unless you are taking it to wash right away since the fabric will rest on itself and can't breathe to dry.)

If you already have cheaper bras that don't give you enough support, try wearing an older traditional bra underneath the sports bra. it looks silly but no one will know if wear a T-shirt. Plus, this should give you enough support to get through a workout without excessively distracting jiggling.

Good Luck!!

Has anyone seen a good sports bra for someone in the hefty DDDs? A regular bra is just not cutting it during the 30DS.

moving comfort luna--any moving comfort that are made for high impact sports are great they changed my life