So I bought 2 sports bras today. I discovered that Title 9 carried both of the bras I was interested in trying which made it convenient. They also have a kick ass return policy. If you do not like what ever it is you buy for any reason you can return it with in the first year, no questions asked. Sounds good to me.
The first bra I bought is called the Frog bra. I do not know why. This is what their right up says:
This pullover bra got the highest rating from our largest breasted testers, and these women have tried every bra. Most bras are made of knitted fabrics that give, not control. But our bra is made of a stretch woven fabric, plus a whopping 32% Lycra. Whew!!! As one of our testers said, "It's almost like not having breasts at all. Well almost." Warning: major masher bra. 45% cotton, 32% Lycra, 23% nylon.
It was recommended by 2 of my fellow Crossfitters.
The second bra is a bra by CW-X. I have a pair of their exoskeleton tights. I love the tights so I figured I should give this a shot too.
This is what they had to say about this bra:
When it comes to sports support, this bra is a threefold blessing. Blessing 1: a four-layer, 5 point support system gives you that "no-move" kind of compression. Blessing 2: with three layers of power mesh, this bra actually breathes, aaahhhh. And blessing number 3: an adjustable back hook closure means you'll be able to get it off without that postworkout struggle. The 3 Blessings has made believers out of all our largest-breasted testers. 80% Coolmax, 20% spandex. Best for a D or DD looking for a bounce-free bra that breathes.
I should get the bras in a week or so and I will report back then.
It was recommended by 2 of my fellow Crossfitters.
Great news: You don't even have to worry about getting the return in under a year. They literally have no time limit on returnts.
ReplyDeleteFleet Feet Sports in Carrborro has a wide range of Moving Comfort bras. They can also measure you and make sure you get the right size. I've been using the Maia bra for years, both for running and for WODs. Works great for both types of workouts, imo.
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