Anonymous wrote:Moving comfort womens Fiona. I'm a 38 DDD and a runner. These are the best. http://www.amazon.com/Moving-Comfort-Womens-Fiona-Bra/dp/B001AP1QWK

+1. I have used these for years. The best part is, they still work with my fluctuating breast size with pregnancy.

Those of who tried enell, how do the front eye closures work? I'm 34 DDD. Thanks.

Anonymous wrote:Not cheap, but the most supportive I've found for my 32 E chest is the Panache underwrite sports bra. True to size and works; I'm a jogger.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005X5GIH6/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I second the Panache Sport, and I'm a 34HH. But you should resize yourself if you've changed that might first -- I highly recommend the calculator here as a starting point: http://www.brasizecalculator.tk/ and this forum for further assistance fitting yourself: https://www.reddit.com/r/ABraThatFits/

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Anonymous wrote:The only thing that has EVER really worked for me is to later two bras. I buy the basic Champion model from Target. I'm 34C and run long distance and also do sprints - one bra, no matter how iron clad, has just never done the job for me.

Good luck!

+1 I run daily and I need to wear two sport bras. I'm also a C, and I gave up on one sport bra long ago. Not only that, but I throw them away every six months because they start to lose their stretch and become less supportive.

+1 except that as one starts to stretch I use that as the under bra and a newer one over it. Seriously if someone created a sports bra that seriously supported me AND didn't chafe I would pay almost anything.

Enell. The vs bras are nothing in comparison.

Victoria's Secret. I went down a size, but did joke about having to wear 2 bras on if I don't want them to move. I was joking, but it's no joke. going to try tomorrow. 38C, then 38D on top of that.
I've bought many VS bras from ebay. Can't find a better brand.

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Anonymous wrote:Post pics so we can give you the best recommendation

Probably should be video, right, so you get the full effect?

Jk.

Thanks for the other ideas! I will give them a try -- looking at the Moving Comfort ones now. Thanks!

Nahhhh pics are good enough you freak

Love my Wacoal underwire sports bras, and the shaping is good enough to wear under regular clothes when I plan to be active enough to need extra support.

Not cheap, but the most supportive I've found for my 32 E chest is the Panache underwrite sports bra. True to size and works; I'm a jogger.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005X5GIH6/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Anonymous wrote:Hate VS bras. Like stiff cardboard. I would go wacoal. Nordstrom carries then and they are bigger sizes. (C and higher)

She's asking for sports bras, not regular bras. I've never seen a Wacoal sports bra.

Anyway, I like both VS sports bras and Moving Comfort ones as well. For larger sizes/more control, neither of them are significantly less expensive than Lululemon, but in the case of Moving Comfort at least, the quality is far superior. I like VS, but they're more fashiony and probably won't last quite as long.

Anonymous wrote:The only thing that has EVER really worked for me is to later two bras. I buy the basic Champion model from Target. I'm 34C and run long distance and also do sprints - one bra, no matter how iron clad, has just never done the job for me.

Good luck!

+1. I have to wear 2 bras.

Hate VS bras. Like stiff cardboard. I would go wacoal. Nordstrom carries then and they are bigger sizes. (C and higher)

Anonymous wrote:The only thing that has EVER really worked for me is to later two bras. I buy the basic Champion model from Target. I'm 34C and run long distance and also do sprints - one bra, no matter how iron clad, has just never done the job for me.

Good luck!

+1 I run daily and I need to wear two sport bras. I'm also a C, and I gave up on one sport bra long ago. Not only that, but I throw them away every six months because they start to lose their stretch and become less supportive.

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Anonymous wrote:The only thing that has EVER really worked for me is to later two bras. I buy the basic Champion model from Target. I'm 34C and run long distance and also do sprints - one bra, no matter how iron clad, has just never done the job for me.

Good luck!

I used to do this too (I run marathons) until I found the enell. It's amazing!

Does the Enell rub or chafe? I use lube (lol) under my bra when i run because i end up with abrasions along the seam. Wondering if there are supportive bras out there that don't chafe?

I also like sports bras. Quality sports bra is a needed thing, if you like comfort.
I usually wear sports bra, found at this online store http://www.cosabella.com/en-us/sports-bras. It gives me the needed support