Is this proof of cycling taking over my life?

[PamNY]

Do they have Professional Panty Fitters too?

Good question. If I run across one I will let everyone know. Maybe I need one -- I bought a whole batch of panties that didn't fit.

Pam

[divingbiker]

To answer what I think was the original question, I wear the moving comfort Fiona for running, but it's certainly overkill (bounce-wise) for bicycling and isn't comfortable enough to wear all day long. And it definitely provides a uniboob.

[beccaB]

I lost some weight and now I'm smaller there which makes it seem like I sag more. I hate that. I like that I lost 11 pounds(curves diet) and I don't feel like I'm going to bonk on a bike like I did before when I was dieting. I always wear a sports bra because I hate to take off my clothes! In Michigan in the winter it's too cold in the winter to remove clothes, and too hot and sticky in the summer to put them back on again. And there is only winter and summer here!
If someone has found a wireless bra that can be worn all the time and restricts bounce please let me know!

[smurfalicious]

To answer what I think was the original question, I wear the moving comfort Fiona for running, but it's certainly overkill (bounce-wise) for bicycling and isn't comfortable enough to wear all day long. And it definitely provides a uniboob.

Good to know, maybe it can be the horse bra. That will deprive male drivers by my barn of a lot of joy it would seem from their staring, but I'd like to focus on the task at hand thanks!

I had a really great one from Nike that had nice wide straps, and these weird like plastic swirls on the fabric that actually provided additional support. It's just a skosh small these days and quite warm. Looking at their website it appears they actually have bras for girls with big boobs again. Judging from the Nike store by my house for a long while they went through a skinny strap, no support phase.

*sigh* I've always had bra fits done but one time it made me laugh. My girlfriend and I were killing time before a movie and stopped by Victoria's Secret. She confessed, at the age of 21 she was wearing the same bra since middle school. I couldn't even find a size on the grey, dingy tag. So they "fit" my flat chested friend as a 34B and I laughed my butt off. She couldn't fill those to save her life. Then they told me I was a 36D and gave me these awful bras that covered my entire rib cage.

We later went to the Hanes/Bali outlet and got fitted there. Sure enough we found my friend some nice 34 "almost A" bras for my friend, and my fitter said I was just between a B and a C and I'd probably do better with some of the Bs they had that ran a little bigger especially since my dude ranching summer workouts were fast approaching.

I do have one VS bra that fits beautifully, a cup size bigger than what I wear in any of my other bras. It's great because it has coverage on the sides but it has so much padding and fluff that my rather generous girls look huge. I think VS has a conspiracy about their bras running small so girls that don't have much feel like they've really got something in their bras and buy them faithfully.

I have another really, really, really busty friend that used to have custom bras made. I wish I could afford that really. She says if you're squeamish about standing around topless and having your chest touched by a stranger it's not for you, but the fit is awesome. After the initial fit session the bras become exponentially cheaper too.

[grey]

I really feel for busty women.

I hate bras. For whatever reason, it's not socially acceptable to go about without one, even if your summer boobs are all of a 34A. I go without whenever I can, because I swear they are irritating a spot in my back (the same spot that gets tired of maneuvering a mouse around).

Getting a fitting really is a good idea - they can change a bra from being a torture device that leaves marks in your skin to being something you don't mind wearing when you have to.

[tribogota]

My newest vanity effort in life to avoid the grubby grocery store look, is to try and get totally cute sweats, now of course, they are still sweats, I even got some ultra cute sweats to go to work in. My sports bras all do uniboob and they all chafe when I sweat...given up on that. My closet is mostly sportswear now and very little "normal" wear, but I LOVE IT. I especially have a fetish for the pants that make the swish swish sound

[smurfalicious]

I especially have a fetish for the pants that make the swish swish sound

Heh, I get that same sound from my thighs rubbing together.

[martinkap]

Not for running, but for biking I wear only 'Secret Embrace' Victoria Secrets bras. I buy them always on their annual sale, weird colors but who cares. For $20 a piece I did not find better bra for biking. Because they are push ups, they actually hold my breasts quite still. No bouncing. The straps can be crossed in the back, they wick, lift, separate and I feel sexy in any bike jersey.



Martina