Bras for the Busty

[gia0202]

thanks for the info, please post about other bras you prefer

 

[fashionbébé]

For high impact sports such as running or doing plyometric training, I recommend what I call the "cement bra". You practically will not bounce.
Yes...it's Enell. It's a lot of material, and it's tight and I would never wear out in public by itself, but. it. works.

I hear that the Title Nine sports bras are really good as well. I've been communicating with them over email to figure out which ones I'm going to order.

As for regular bras, I find that Triumph generally works for me.

 

[gia0202]

the enell is also recommended by countless magazines and Oprah (lol). the company only manufactures one style, i belive--but that shows their confidence in their product. it also has an amazing size range-from the teeniest backs to the biggest, and all cups sizes in between, using their own sizing method.
www.herroom.com

 

[gia0202]

Amourette 300 Beautyform Amourette City Triumph Sport The Amourette 300 collection by Triumph is styled in exuiste lace and provides an excellent fit up to a G cup The classic Beautyform collection offers the support and comfort we have come to expect from Triumph Experience the ultimate in sophistication with the pin stripe prints and sexy, smooth fabric in the Triumph Amourette City collection The Triumph Sport range offers stylish garments that stay comfortable during your workout

 

[gia0202]

above pics are from figleaves.com
it appears to be a higher quality VS minus all the flashy ads

 

[~Fashionista~]

I absolutely hate to go shopping for a bra I`m 34 C/D but its not only about the size but it has to be the right style too (has you probably all know it) I usually like to buy Triumph

 

[gia0202]

nah--i actually dread shopping cuz of the size thing.. my size is hard to find in the states---very hard indeed

 

[ChrissyM]

the enell is also recommended by countless magazines and Oprah (lol). the company only manufactures one style, i belive--but that shows their confidence in their product. it also has an amazing size range-from the teeniest backs to the biggest, and all cups sizes in between, using their own sizing method.
www.herroom.com

is something like this worth paying $55+ for?
i just hate to spend so much money on something that would go under my shirt....
but then again if it makes it so that my boobs don't move when i work out then that's perfect..

i'm a 34C and usually end up buying size S or XS in sports bras just so they'll be tight.. or I'll double up on sports bras to restrict movement..

when ordering a bra like this for working out and restricting movement would one order their regular size or size down to make it as tight as possible?
i don't want to feel too constricted like my lungs might collapse...

 

[gia0202]

as a 34c--do u rally need something that offers superior support? also, isn't ur size easy to find? i am sure you can sift throughh clearance racks and great some great bras. try discout outlets--- daffy's, ross, burlington coat factory--and just end of the year sales.

if you feel you still have issues with support, maybe you are a different cup size than you thought. i would try going down a backsize/up a cupsize, and vice versa till you find a bra that seems to fit well. the measuring technique is often faulty

 

[ChrissyM]

^^yes my size is pretty standard/easy to find.. but i've never been 100% satisfied with whatever sports bras i've found.. especially if they come in standard cup sizes etc--they always feel "loose" or not tight enough

when i'm working out i really don't want my boobs to budge if possible...
so i was just wondering if the enell bra was really good and would be worth the price..

 

[gia0202]

i think you should go down a backsize--if they are loose--maybe you needa 32c/d... then after tyhat--try the enell--but hat is for women who are dd's

 

[ChrissyM]

i think you should go down a backsize--if they are loose--maybe you needa 32c/d... then after tyhat--try the enell--but hat is for women who are dd's

ahh i see.. i just looked up the enell and read the explanation about the sizing

thanks for the clarification