I like the Patagonia Tiny Bra. I bought a couple for cycling, but end up wearing them all the time. Super wicking, so light you can barely feel it. I also have another Patagonia bra, with a twisty front, the Gemini. Really cute, but it gets kind of water-logged, and has _no_ elastic underneath, so I always feel like I'm falling out of it. Then I have _another_ Patagonia bra, the Capilene Mesh Bra (with the skinny straps) which is really wicking, and really supportive, but has a double layer in front, so is warmer, and is more sports-bra like, so gives a major uni-boob. But I still love it. Also highly recommend the Patagonia panties- super comfy, light, wicking, seamless.
Nanci
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11-14-2005, 04:04 AM #1
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11-14-2005, 04:22 AM #2
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I second the vote on the Patagonia Undies. I've been reluctant to try the Tiny bra, because of the name.
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11-14-2005, 05:03 AM #3
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I think they call it tiny because it is so light and delicate. Not so much tiny in coverage. Probably wouldn't work for C's, though. I can even wear it to sleep in instead of a tank, or whatever. _So_ comfortable.
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11-14-2005, 06:23 AM #4
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I use UnderArmour sports bras. They're made of moisture-wicking material and I just love them. During the summer I wear them anytime I know I'm going to be outside sweating - like the Women's Pro Golf Tournament I went to watch in Maryland - it was absolutely sweltering! I think they give decent "support" too. I'm a C-cup and they hold me in place well enough to jog, do aerobics, and cycle.
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