Sports Bra

[LittleSoph]

I keep meaning to get myself a good sports bra as there are two things that are hindering my riding position somewhat...

So does anyone have any recommendations?

 

[sea_view]

Shock absorber

 

[Puppy]

I live in these:

http://www.shockabsorber.co.uk/home/index.htm

ps - please can you make your sig smaller, it's taking up two lines for me.

 

[silverbreeze]

I use the shock absorber ones and I think they're brilliant. Touch pricey but they do different levels of support which is good. i personally like mine not to budge (don't want to end up with spaniels ears!) so I use the highest impact.
I got mine pretty cheap of ebay. They are definately worth the investment and you will wonder how you ever managed without

 

[Puppy]

I've also bought them cheap at TX maxx

 

[Flight]

ditto shock absorber. Fantastic things. There is nothing worse than not having enough support. lol

 

[sidesaddlegirl]

Yes, I agree- Shock Absorbers are excellent. I got a nice pink one from YHL last year!

The Tesco boned sports bras are good too.

 

[gothdolly]

another vote for the shock absorber. I used to wear two bras together for riding when I was breast feeding my baby LOL.

 

[charlie55]

I got a zip up one from robinsons and its great

 

[JCWHITE]

Tesco, £5, F and F range, cotton, really nice and comfy!
JC

 

[terrierliz]

Triumph Triaction - fab, and really comfortable, a little pricey but worth it IMO
Triumph

 

[SnowPhony]

My advice is don't buy cheap if you have big boobs. A decent sports bra is worth spending money on. I got my ones from Bravissimo which specialise in bigger boobies and are well worth a look.

 

[jnb]

The Freya unwired sports bra has changed my life (and the way my show jacket looks!)
I am a 36FF and i NEED support!

 

[sidesaddlegirl]

I'm a 36E and do agree with not going too cheap on a sports bra if you have big ones but those £5 Tesco ones with the underwires are excellent!