Sports bra question!

[snpdragn]

Okay guys, this is kind of embarrassing.
I know everyone who does this pretty much wears a sports bra.
But i have bigger, gravity-worn breasts and wearing a sports bra has never been comfortable for me.
Do you have any suggestions? Anyone have a similar problem and a workable solution?
Thanks!

[AKRoadie]

i hear you on that - I have had such a struggle finding the right bra. I just bought a Moving Comfort bra - it has underwire and cups. So far, so good. Champion also makes a good underwire bra you could try. Title 9 Sports seems to have about the best athletic bra selection I have found. Good luck!

[singletrackmind]

Darned that gravity! If this keeps up I'm gonna start spending all my time on my hands instead of my feet-that'll even everything out, right? How this will work out on a bike I don't know...

I'll second the Moving Comfort bras but see if you can't find them local so you can try them on first, like bike seats, what works for this person doesn't always do the job for the next.

And yes, that was me doing jumping jacks in the dressing room-checking for bouncivity, you know...

[Nanci]

I just saw a couple bras for DD's in an Athleta catalog- one looked more like a regular bra than a sports bra. They have a website. It's a women's sporting goods company.

Nanci

[snpdragn]

If I did jumping jacks I'd knock myself out.
Stupid gravity.
One good thing though - you know the pencil test to help you tell how saggy you are?
I tried it just to see and discovered I could hold an encyclopedia if I wanted. (slight exaggeration).
Still, I'd imagine the extra storage could be nice while biking.

[runnergirl]

I'm a DD too, (I'm a title 9 bras fan), the storage is really useful!!!

I regularly use the girls to hold my glasses, MP3 player, food, keys...guys are a little wierded out by it though.