Sport Bras w/ Jerseys

[luvs2ride]

My vote is also for the champion bra at Target. It's good for my running or riding-enough support but very lightweight and breathable. Good luck!

Blessings,
Susan

[indysteel]

My vote is also for the champion bra at Target. It's good for my running or riding-enough support but very lightweight and breathable. Good luck!

Blessings,
Susan

I second (or third) these bras. I was surprised--given the price--to find that I like them better than the more expensive models I've gotten elsewhere. Course, I'm a 34 A and don't need in the way of support, but that's a whole 'nother issue......

[Andrea]

Mine aren't real, so I have to look for support before anything else...

Road Runner sports used to make a very supportive bra just for c/d cups, but last time I checked, I couldn't find them on the site. They're awesome, because unlike most high-intensity sports bras for larger breasts, the RRS bra doesn't look like underwear, so you can wear it by itself if you so choose.

[annie]

Road Runner sports used to make a very supportive bra just for c/d cups, but last time I checked, I couldn't find them on the site. They're awesome, because unlike most high-intensity sports bras for larger breasts, the RRS bra doesn't look like underwear, so you can wear it by itself if you so choose.

I have a couple of those bras from years ago. Wish they still carried them! Anyway, I'm kinda past the age of tummy-baring tops, so I just checked the RRS website and ordered a couple of long-bra tops. Supposed to quite supportive. Good price, too. I will post on how they work out.

Annie

[fultzie]

i have a champion bra from target also, that i really like. i found that it doesn't dry quite fast enough for me, though (i sweat about a gallon a minute, it feels like ). i think there are too many layers in it...

sugoi's fizz bra is amazingly comfortable, and super-wicking... comes in pretty colors too, and has a meshy back to it so it's nice and breathable. unfortunately it's a bit more $$ than target's, so i only have one

[Starfish]

Anyone have Sheila Moon or Zoot, like the ones on sale right now on TE?

I'm looking for a very cool bra for a hot ride in August, and these prices are good. The bras don't look that ventilated, though.

[Kimmyt]

I have the Zoot tritop bra. As a tritop it is pretty wicking, and seems to dry okay. As a smaller-chested lady, I dislike having alot of fabric high up on my neck, and this bra actually comes up too high on my neck for me. It's not scooped like most sports bras, I'm assuming because it's a tritop and designed so that you're not giving the world a show on your bike. Also, the band that goes around your chest is somewhat constrictive. Good for if you're wearing it all day in a race, but I find it the slightest bit uncomfortable for just a regular wearing.

K.

[GLC1968]

My vote is also for the champion bra at Target. It's good for my running or riding-enough support but very lightweight and breathable. Good luck!

Blessings,
Susan

Another ditto here! Again, I don't need much support (particularly on a bike) but these are lightweight and very comfortable. And the price is right.

[b.moe]

I am a 34 A (so obviously support isn't an issue for me).
I think I will give the Champion bras a try - on 95 degree days I need all the cool I can get

[chickwhorips]

yep, must agree on Champion. I've reviewed a bunch and I'm defiantly happy with them, not only for cycling but for running too.

[Meg McKilty]

yep, must agree on Champion. I've reviewed a bunch and I'm defiantly happy with them, not only for cycling but for running too.

As well as the are stylish. I know that no one sees them most of the time, but I am a person who wears sexy undergarments because it makes me feel great and attractive, even though no one else knows.