7 Seriously Comfy Sports Bras
What’s your sports bra beef? Uniboob? Too much bounce? Hard to wrestle on and off? We tried the latest styles to find bras that will keep you cool, comfortable, and confident.
Luna, $52 movingcomfort.com
Best for: Medium to high impact (C-D cups)
Available in: 32B-38DD
Features: Maintains shape, Adjustable band, Adjustable straps, Modesty padding, Moisture wicking
When you wear a D cup or larger, finding a comfortable and supportive sports bra can be a real challenge. The ones that support are usually so constrictive that you feel like you have a smooshed monobooby! Not to mention, the digging in of the straps and sides — it’s enough to make a well-endowed woman vow never to work out again.
But, believe it or not, I’ve found a solution: the Luna bra from Moving Comfort ($52). I know it’s not cheap, but it’s both so well constructed and comfortable to wear that it’s worth the money. While I’m not a big workout gal, I do walk and do lots and lots of gardening. When I put this bra on, I forget I’m even wearing it! When was the last time you could say that about a sports bra?
Spring is almost here, at least according to the calendar. To psych yourself up for the changing of the seasons, we asked you to share your fitness must haves for this week’s challenge of the Get Fit For 2011 giveaway. We’re joining in the fun, too! Here are five pieces of fitness gear that are helping us gear up for Spring.
Be sure to share your fitness must haves in our Get Fit For 2011 group to enter our weekly giveaway of a $100 Nike gift card and a chance to win our grand prize — a four-day fitness boot camp in LA, which includes a nutritional consultation with the C&J Nutrition team!
