Good Sports Bras for the abundantly endowed

this IS what i do

Please let me know when you find one..I need a 42DD and I almost get knocked out when trying Jump n Jacks or when doing Burpees!!! I cant for the life of me figure out why all these women go in to get big fake BOOBS!!! Take mine Please, they have Haunted me all my life , even when I weighed 130 lbs. I hope to god I loose them this time. I am sick of finding the cutest bras at the mall and when I pull one out that will fit me . It is Industrial size... :laugh: :laugh:

Go to Macy's. You will be able to find something there for sure. I am a 40DD and I have found several comfortable, effective sports bras there. P.S. get a fitting while you are there. It is shocking how many women are wearing the wrong size.

Try a regular bra under your cheap sports one. That's what I do! And it works. I don't think a single sports bra could support me, no matther where it's from because of the very nature of a sports bra (flimsy, no underwire)

my regular bras are WAY to expensive to be wearing out like that.

oh man, sports bras have been an issue for me since I was an H cup in high school and played soccer. I've tried pretty much every sports bra out there that comes in my size and here are my reviews of my favorites:


i'm a 34/36 H/HH (between sizes at the moment) and i'm giving another vote for Enell. I have several sports bra, but the enell is my favorite for stopping bounce. the only problem is that you can't buy it based on rib cage/cup size so it makes it hard for those of us who have a combo of small rib cage/large breast OR large rib cage/smaller breast). i currently wear a size 3 so there's a bit too much movement around the bottom of it. i could go to a size 2 in the band size but of course that wouldnt be large enough for the cups. besides that i love it and have 2 in different colors

the second best bra i have is made my lunaire. it's an underwire bra and is very good for high impact stuff. i've worn it on days when i'm doing running sprints and there is very litle bouncing.

the third best sports bra i have is actually a minimizer from bali. wearing 2 minimizers is what i used to do in the old days before enell.

the worst sports bra i have is from goddess. unfortunately i got them as gifts (i have 2) so whatever i'll use them. the main problem with these bras are the straps. always pay attention to your straps, especially if you're F,G,H+ because the larger your breast, the larger your straps will need to be. this is also why i will never buy a sports bra that's meant for a D or DD cup not matter how much I can squish in : the straps are NOT made for supporting heavier breasts.

this goddess bra is crap because it's supposed to be high impact but the straps are about as thick as the ons on my regular bra. major fail. it cuts into your skin and leaves scars and pain and anger. i won the first one at some competition at a local lingerie shop and got a second one free from the company after i emailed them a scathing review :laugh:

i have 2 now and only wear them on my non high impact days or if i'm in a pinch i'll wear them on run day but will wear the minimizer underneath

ive thought about trying moving comfort but the only bra with a strap that doesnt look like it would dig into my skin is Juno, so i may try.

I see a lot of recommendations for Champion. I actually LOVE their seamless underwire styles--the only sports bras I wear anymore! I buy mine at Kohls, but they also sell them on their website. They are usually a decent price, and well worth it!!

I would echo the Moving Comfort Fiona. Add to that Under Armour Endure. It's a racer back/cross strap and front zip bra. I actually like them better than my Moving Comfort bras. UA one keeps the girls separated a bit and you don't look like you have a uniboob.

Try a regular bra under your cheap sports one. That's what I do! And it works. I don't think a single sports bra could support me, no matther where it's from because of the very nature of a sports bra (flimsy, no underwire)

I used to do that, but the Champion one I got, and the moving comfort Fiona I have both made it not necessary. And trust me I NEVER NEVER NEVER thought Id stop wearing 2 sports bras/bras to work out

Freya do underwired, and therefore more supportive bras!
Bravissimo have just launched their new moulded cup underwired bra, which is supposed to be the most supportive and less bouncy bra, I'm a 36h and find Freya supportive, although the shoulder straps can be a little short, which isn't a problem if your tall but I'm a shorty and the straps can slip towards the end of a work out.
I haven't tried bravissimo's new one yet, gonna get one next pay day!

Hope this helps
xmelx

The TaTa Tamer by LuLulemon. Those babies stay in place with that thing! Expensive but worth it.

I have huge boobs and a small ribcage. This means anything sized 'L', 'XL' or anything like that is no good due to proportions.
Shock Absorber makes a number of styles and all are amazing. My favourite. Hard to find in the huge sizes where I live, so I've been using a few other types. But I haven't used anything near as good.