High Support Shock Absorber Sports Bra for Women - Running, Yoga & Gym Workouts - Comfortable & Breathable Activewear

As a larger busted lady(36DD)- it’s hard to find a bra to support me and be comfortable. I endurance run and I now have 3 of this bra. The adjustable straps don’t slide so they don’t slip looser during my runs. The racerbacknclip in the back sometimes rubs so be a bit cautious. It is the best bra and live that there are no wires!I wear it in office on my run days- not uncomfortable for me.This is a great bra! Can walk/jog with ease. The profile is great. The reason I gave it 4 stars is because I like to use a rebounder (a mini trampoline) for some of my workouts and the other bra a purchased worked better on the "jiggle". I am a 40C.Actually 1 inch smaller than my previous from the same brand, so it is a little too muchDescription is INACCURATE and product runs SMALL. Be advised they will send you a UK size and that they run incredibly small. Mine was labelled 34G (UK)/34I (US) but is actually more like a 32F (UK). I know they are supposed to fit tighter than normal and that with this cup size there are not a lot of places for the girls to go. But I couldn't fasten it, and with a bra extender there was a ton of spillover. I always wear a 34G in various British brands, and I have literally never had this problem before. I can only assume there was a bad product run where things got mislabeled. Also, you might want to think twice about ordering from this seller because they will make you pay for postage even if it was their screw-up.My under bust measurement is 27 inches but the 30DD was so tight in the band I could barely breathe. Not sure how the cups run bc the back to of the bra has a clasp to close and I couldn't twist enough to close it with the band already fastened (and couldn't fasten the band if I closed the clasp before putting it on)Great bra for running.Best high impact sports bra I've found for distance running. No chafing.Best sports bra I have ever had. Comfortable and guys in all the right places.I've been the unhappy owner of giant boobs since puberty and have never been in a position to afford (or even want) breast reduction surgery. I have spent the past year shopping for minimiser bras and only 1 out of about 10 were actually worth the money. After purchasing a chest binder in desperation (terrible idea, don't waste your time) I decided to try a sports bra, come hell or high uniboob!This was the second sports bra I'd tried (after a very cheap one) and I'm pretty sure now my bra search is over. I deliberately purchased a cup size down from my other bras to increase the chances of compressing my cleavage, but maintained the band size. The result was a snug fit that minimised projection as good (if not better) than my fave minimiser bra. I waited all day for the discomfort that would surely come but it never did. No movement means no chafing but the real key to this bra's success is the the racerback design that re-allocates strain from the shoulders to the trunk of your neck (to accommodate arm flexibility in sports). This removes all the usual shoulder discomfort you get with any other type of bra.In addition, the blissful sensation of having a stationary chest is something I was not expecting or even thinking about. My sole concern was reducing my bust but within minutes of putting it on I was jogging up and down the stairs in a state of wonderment at my almost-motionless bosom! Apart from this feeling good it has me considering exercise for the first time in years, because now it feels possible.I guess there are a couple of minor 'cons' with all of these styles of sports bra: there are two fastenings instead of one (my own preference is to fasten the back, step into the bra, and then fasten the neck). And then of course there's the reason many women are dissuaded from even trying any sports bra: the supposed 'uniboob' effect. This is only an issue if you plan on wearing figure-hugging clothes or plunging necklines. And if you're shopping for something to take attention away from your chest it's highly unlikely this is what your wardrobe consists of. As I said earlier, I actually ordered a chest *binder* a while ago, so a slight uniboob hidden under my clothes is much better than where I was willing to go.Try this bra instead of yet another minimiser. I am 40D in standard bras and I ordered this in 40C and it was perfect. This was my personal choice and I never actually tried it in my usual size which may have worked out great too, I leave that choice to you!It's OK but as expected quality is not the best. Still got my doubts that this is a genuine SA bra purely because I own SA bras and side by side the details like the fastening on the back are not as good. The hooks and loops are not lined and the loops have some movement. Also there is stitching missing. Fabric feels good, pretty similar to my old SA bra. Even if this is actual SA bra, it may be not the premium quality sold to retailers.Interesting how long it would last and how well it will be when washed 3-4 times a week.Department stores and various retailers sell this model for £35 -£43, but sizes are limited and not all available, which was the other reason I chose Amazon. Tesco sells a replica for £16-17 of SA bra but the fit is terrible and fabric is so scratchy, returned straight away.... For the price of £20 for SA bra, cannot really complaint.Size (30F) of this product measured 20 1/2 inches around band (from outer eye to hook), with very little stretch. If the products come up this much smaller than the sizes state then perhaps some information eluding to this would be good! I have another shock absorber running bra which is about 3 inches bigger around the band, has more stretch to it and it is just about snug enough to breath in. If the sizing is this far out who knows what size they will need!? To add insult to injury, companies on amazon are not making customers aware of the sizing errors or paying for return postage - Avoid!Very happy with this sports bra: needed something hardcore for running and Body Combat classes (high intensity, lots of jumping.) Arrived very quickly. Photos show what upper fastening and strap adjustment look like, as well as what the inner material looks like.FIT - I bought my usual bra size (great that back and cup measurements are available) and it felt like it was too small when I first tried it on, but after using it for exercise, I think this "small fit" effect is intentional as if it were looser then it would lose some of the hardcore support. Shoulder straps can be adjusted (easier to do when not wearing as is a hook and "ladder" style system where you take the hook out and put it back in.) I wouldn't recommend having the top fastening done up if not doing exercise, as it can become a little bit uncomfortable. Tight fit gives me back fat but I don't really care because it does what it's supposed to do!SUPPORT - has two back fastening bands, which makes it super supportive: one at chest/under bust level (like a normal bra) and one at shoulder level which gives that extra shock absorber support.MATERIAL & FASTENINGS - sturdy and non see through material, synthetic but breathable. Strong clasps although the top shoulder clasp is a bit tricky to fasten and un fasten to start with (I recommend lifting arms over head and back to fasten while looking over shoulder in a mirror.) Can be worn with just the lower fastening done up for lower intensity exercise. I bought the purple & lime one, which can be worn under all colours except white, which it shows through.Great running bra. Unfortunately doesn't fit as when you order your size you need to go up a size - i.e I am a size 30 hen I get measured and I should have ordered a size 32. I have tried heating and various other methods to stretch out the bra so that it fits (and doesn't cause havoc with breathing for running).Otherwise, if It was the correct size, great bra, comfortable, looks nice and very supportive.