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NaToth · 01/09/2018 17:02

I've just started C25K and am going to need a decent sports bra, in a 36E.

I'd be interested in any recommendations or suggestions. This is completely new to me and I suspect M & S won't cut it.

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NaToth · 01/09/2018 17:03

Wretched iPad!

That should of course say 'bra' and it posted before I could say thanks,

So, thanks.

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QuantumPixies · 01/09/2018 17:03

I’ve got a shock absorber which I really rate. If you’re not fussy about colours, you can but them really cheaply.

dementedpixie · 01/09/2018 17:03

I like panache active underwired

treaclesoda · 01/09/2018 17:05

The best I've ever had is a Freya sports bra. Nothing moves, at all. But it does give a ...pointy Grin look. But I think none of them look particularly flattering so it doesn't matter too much.

BikeRunSki · 01/09/2018 17:07

34F. Shock Absorber run bra. You need to try it on though, it’s not my usual bra size.

EthelThePiratesDaughter · 01/09/2018 21:00

Another vote for shock absorbers here.

CMOTDibbler · 01/09/2018 21:01

I hate Shock Absorbers - the Freya or Panache work for me

Freshprincess · 01/09/2018 21:04

I use shock absorber as well. You do need to try them on, the band is really tight and I had to go up a size.

BrassicaBabe · 01/09/2018 22:37

I've always been a dedicated shock absorber lover. But recently I've bought a panache underwired one. Both good bras. Both ££ though. I'm not sure you can scrimp on a sports bra though

HDready · 01/09/2018 22:40

I’d recommend a boobband as well as a sports bra - stops the bounce completely!

greencatbluecat · 01/09/2018 22:48

I got a great sports bra from Victoria Secret recently. It's a good idea to get fitted.

GladysKnight · 01/09/2018 22:58

Have just tried one of each of the brands listed here. For me the shock absorber was the best fit in my usual (M&S bra size which for me is 36D) - quite snug (but perfectly comfy) which is obviously what you want. I'm very pleased with it.

The freya and panache were both lovely bras - especially liked the freya one, it even seemed to have a kind of sculptured boob separator in the middle, very clever; but that one in particular came up a bit big and even left a bit of jiggle room which I definitely didn't want! and the panache wasn't really snug either - so I would consider ordering smaller cup sizes if I hadn't decided just to keep the shock absorber and leave it at that.

NaToth · 01/09/2018 23:01

Thanks all.

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User5trillion · 01/09/2018 23:02

I am intrigued by the booband. I have huge tits and the only thing that works for me is a shock absorber sports bra and then I wear a racer back one on top- it really helps but I buy it 3 sizes too small so its really tight and squishes everything flat. I think the booband might work in a,similar way.

Kleptronic · 01/09/2018 23:05

I do 5k and parkrun and swear by Freya, I have 2 on rotation, I'm a 34DD. I got them off Amazon for much cheapness. Nothing moves. They're not pointy either! :)

LastOneDancing · 01/09/2018 23:10

I ordered about 20 different sports bras in various brands and sizes from Boobydoo - it's free delivery over £50 and free returns so nothing to lose.

I ended up sticking with the same shock absorber run bra though Hmm, too much jiggle in the others for me.

motortroll · 02/09/2018 10:04

Shock absorber! I'm a 36f m and s size but I'm wearing a 38E in shock absorber. Works for me as I hate it to feel too tight round the chest! So good with NO movement!

Wiifitmama · 02/09/2018 10:06

Shock absorber here too. Sitting here right now a sweaty mess in one having just got back from a run. No bounce!

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