No cotton Bra?

[xeney]

I love Title 9 in theory, but a warning: they rarely list the manufacturer of their bras or other clothing items, which can be really annoying if you are someone who is pretty familiar with various brands of athletic clothing. You can get the idea that an item is some exclusive Title 9 product, when it's actually something far more common. I know a lot of their bras are by Moving Comfort, but I think only a few of them actually say so in the product description.

A story that might only be funny if you are my husband: I was going through the catalogue this summer, circling stuff I liked, and I pointed out a pair of capris that I really loved. "If those weren't so expensive I would ask for them for my birthday!" His response: "Uh, Beth?" as he pointed at my legs. They were the same Prana capris that I'd purchased for myself at Back Country Outlet a month or so before. And I was wearing them at the time.

But I second or third the Moving Comfort suggestion because those are my favorite wicking bras -- they aren't supportive enough for me for anything high impact, but I use them for travel, like when we go to the Yucatan and it's so humid that you are drenched in sweat as soon as you step out of the shower. If you are small breasted you might also like the Patagonia capilene line. They don't fit me very well but the fabric seems pretty good.

[Bikingmomof3]

But I second or third the Moving Comfort suggestion because those are my favorite wicking bras -- they aren't supportive enough for me for anything high impact, but I use them for travel, like when we go to the Yucatan and it's so humid that you are drenched in sweat as soon as you step out of the shower. If you are small breasted you might also like the Patagonia capilene line. They don't fit me very well but the fabric seems pretty good.

Xeney,
This one at Title 9 is by Moving Comfort. It is awesome and supportive enought to run in. http://www.titlenine.com/shopping/pr...ProductID=1509

[xeney]

Oh, cool, thank you! I think I have seen that one elsewhere and wasn't sure it would work for me. I'm only a 36C, which doesn't seem all that enormous to me, but sports bras are so much harder to find than regular bras.

[SouthernBelle]

I'm just glad I'm not the only A cup around.

I am glad you posted this as I have been wondering the same thing.

[Nanci]

I totally agree with you about Title 9. I won't even look at their catalog any more because of their "no name" policy. Straight into the trash. I am highly influenced by a manufacturer's reputation and experience I've had with prior products.

Patagonia makes nice but low-impact synthetic bras. I've only heard good things about Under Armour.

[Tina]

I really like my Under Armour bra! It took pretty close to forever to find a brand that works great for me AND it doesn't do that funky squish 'em together, uni-boob thing! I've heard good things about the CW-X bras too. I'd love to hear if any of you have tried them.

[hsmpcycle]

I totally agree with you about Title 9. I won't even look at their catalog any more because of their "no name" policy. Straight into the trash. I am highly influenced by a manufacturer's reputation and experience I've had with prior products.

Patagonia makes nice but low-impact synthetic bras. I've only heard good things about Under Armour.

I get the Title 9 catalog, but never ordered from it to know. Thanks for the tip.

I have a Patagonia Under Armour Bra/Tunic. It is great because it's a sports bra that fits snug all the way down your torso and exceeds below your hips so you can either wear it tucked or un-tucked, and it won't ride up and expose your skin when you ride. I think I got it from a Terry catalog.

[chickwhorips]

i like my champion bra, its the double dry one also. i love it. super comfy!

[Grog]

I'm just glad I'm not the only A cup around.

I am glad you posted this as I have been wondering the same thing.

Don't worry there are a few of us. I never disliked my tiny-boobies, because they are GREAT for exercise and hugging closer.

It might not help much, but I use something like this:
http://www.mec.ca/Products/product_d...=1161102584432
but cropped as a bra. (Can't find it online for some reason - I hope it's not discontinued!!)

It's a bit more supportive than the Patagonia Capilene bra, but breathes really well. And it's inexpensive...

[Bikingmomof3]

Oh, cool, thank you! I think I have seen that one elsewhere and wasn't sure it would work for me. I'm only a 36C, which doesn't seem all that enormous to me, but sports bras are so much harder to find than regular bras.

I am a 36C and love this bra.