Sports bras?

WhiteMagic

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Help!

I'm rather busty to say the least and in need of a good sports bra!
Which ones are good? I don't want to pay an arm and a leg but will cough up for a good quality one :)

Please help :)
 
WhiteMagic said:
Help!

I'm rather busty to say the least and in need of a good sports bra!
Which ones are good? I don't want to pay an arm and a leg but will cough up for a good quality one :)

Please help :)
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go to TKMaxx and just try everything they have in the sport section and bounce around in the changing rooms to see if they work for you! Everyone is different so what works for us may not work as well for you...

I have had shock absorbers they were good. I've also recently got a couple of crop-top type dance ones from Pineapple and they are great and I got them in the sale for £3.50! :D
 
I have a Panache one which I love, I find it to be even better than shock absorbers but it does vary person to person. I found the best thing was going to a shop like bravissimo and trying lots on.
 
Not sure if they still do them, but around Christmas I got a sports bra from M&S which is a bit like a crop top with a zip down the front - (black with a bit of leopard print piping). Firm or extra firm support I think. I find it really supportive and comfy.
 
Sorry just seen this:

http://www.sportsbrabar.com/catalogue/9317-0036/sportjock-d3-sports-bra-black.html

By god it looks like a bit of a passion killer/something that came from a medieval torture chamber but if it means your assets don't jump around like ferrets in a sack it might be worth the sacrifice??

Um, re. the M&S Sports bra's: be careful if buying the one's with detachable shoulder straps. I bought one and whilst hooning at a good canter over open ground, one shoulder strap decided to come out of its attachment. Result: one loose tit flying around the place at high speed like a ballistic missile :) Advice: IF you're gonna buy one of these then mebbe advisable to sew the flippin straps in place before riding in them!
 
I wear a regular bra and then a sports bra on top - its the only way for the girls to stay in place.
 
Surprisingly Sainsburys high impact sports bras are very comfy, lovely padded shoulder/arm so nothing digs in. They do all sorts of sizes, try them on though as the fit is a little bit smaller than you'd expect for the size label.
 
agree with Shock absorbers and going to Bravissimo if you can get to one. I'm a 32G and the average sports bra would do nothing for me
I have to say the best sports bra for riding in is my Racesafe body protector! don't even need a sports bra under it and even though people think body protectors are uncomfortable, it's nicer than a sports bra ;)
 
Apercrumbie said:
I have a Panache one which I love, I find it to be even better than shock absorbers but it does vary person to person. I found the best thing was going to a shop like bravissimo and trying lots on.
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I always wear my panache bras, even when watching TV! They are lovely and comfy and also give me a good shape. I'm 52 and large busted so every little helps.;)

The straps are the best designed ever and stay in place without digging in. Lush!
 
Shock absorber, the max support ones which are for D cup and above.
I love mine, now have 4 and the best I've used :)
 
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