Ladies, what kind of sports bra do you wear?

aggiesrar05
aggiesrar05 Posts: 335 Member
in Fitness and Exercise
To the ladies, especially the busty ladies like me: What kind of sports bra do you like? I've been wearing Moving Comfort - Fiona, and another Moving Comfort that I can't remember the name of.

Does anyone have any experience with racer back sports bras that are good for running/jumping for us chestier ladies?

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  • AggieCass09
    AggieCass09 Posts: 1,867 Member
    i like my moving comfort ones as well as my Hind criss-cross bra (they dont make em anymore) and the under armor zip-up bras. Yes, all of these are pricey but are totally worth the support!

    I'm a 32D and they are great! (even when I was an E I liked the UA ones)
  • IveLanded
    IveLanded Posts: 797 Member
    I don't have that problem, but have you checked the Title Nine website? They have a huge selection of bras rated well for bigger busted women, and I believe the site has reviews on it too. I get the catalogue and it looks like they have really in depth reviews. Hope that helps a little. :)
  • runnercheryl
    runnercheryl Posts: 1,314 Member
    I use Shock Absorber. Fantastic sports bra.
  • alh228
    alh228 Posts: 13 Member
    If you are looking for a racerback, the Moving Comfort Juno is really good. Amazon has a really good selection, and I can usually find at least 1 color on sale for about $32.
  • dlibonati
    dlibonati Posts: 99 Member
    My favourites are the more supportive lululemon ones (50 rep, energy, all sport, tata tamer)
  • monalissanne
    monalissanne Posts: 159 Member
    I bought some "high-impact" ones from Old Navy that are actually good enough that I can run in just one: http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=731896&locale=en_US&kwid=1&sem=false&sdReferer=http://www.oldnavy.com/products/bra.jsp

    The reviews say it runs tight, and it is, but I think that's why it keeps everything in place. I don't feel like it's squeezing me, I feel like it's holding me down where I need to be. As a reference, I am straddling the line between a 40D and a 42C/D and mine are XL.

    I also have this one which is supportive enough for me on a walk/slow jog and does create a horrible uniboob: http://oldnavy.gap.com/browse/product.do?pid=731901&locale=en_US&kwid=1&sem=false&sdReferer=http://www.oldnavy.com/products/bra.jsp

    This one is a lot stretchier and more comfortable. They both wash well, and I feel like they are affordable options if you are like me and have 15 different sports bras.

    I see a lot of talk on MFP about sports bras from this company: http://www.enell.com/

    In Houston, they have them at Luke's Locker and a couple of lingerie stores. They are just a little too orthopedic, postpartum looking for my taste.
  • taintedbutterfly18
    taintedbutterfly18 Posts: 189 Member
    I'm not very busty, but I do like the Champion bras. They keep my girls from moving period!
  • Awkward30
    Awkward30 Posts: 1,927 Member
    http://www.amazon.com/Lily-France-Womens-Action-Barely/dp/B004NBYB1Q/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1337962336&sr=8-2

    underwire sports bras. Love them, wear them as normal bras. I do have to wear a normal push everything down sports bra over when I run though, too much impact.

    ETA: 34DD. I've never been able to wear normal S/M/L/XL sports bras because it won't touch my rib cage if it covers my boobs :(
  • aggiesrar05
    aggiesrar05 Posts: 335 Member
    Awesome, thanks ladies!!

    I'm looking for a racer back to wear under a compression top or a tri top that has the criss-crossy straps in the back. Wearing one with normal straps and a top with criss-crossy straps bothers me. :-)
  • litatura
    litatura Posts: 569 Member
    Elomi Energise. It's ugly and pricey, but my 34FF girls don't move.

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