Under your jersey

[meganm]

Sports bra, for sure. I can't fathom sweating on a climb with an underwire digging in!

[Ered_Lithui]

I often wear a regular non-padded cotton underwire bra. It wouldn't work for higher-impact activities, but it's sufficient for road biking, and I find it very comfortable. The issue of unzipping rarely comes up (Saturday's ride had me in baselayer, jersey, jacket and vest...).

[Bike Chick]

Definitely a wicking sports bra. I wish I could wear a sports bra to the office. They are much more comfortable

[Owlie]

Can I just say that for some reason, this thread causes that Shakira song "Underneath Your Clothes" to pop into my head.

[Roadtrip]

Can I just say that for some reason, this thread causes that Shakira song "Underneath Your Clothes" to pop into my head.

Can I just say you ladies just never cease to surprise me. I just had to laugh at the armor piercing comment!

I really like my moving comfort bras. Have a regular bra for every day and sports bra for the bike.

Shannon

[Holland]

Thanks for this topic. After reading the comments, I'm considering Ibex. The Balance Light and Balance Support seem to be one-layer. For those who have tried them, is it so thin that it becomes obvious when you are cold?, know what I mean? I may be wearing it w/o a shirt or under a very thin tee-shirt, and I don't want to gather unwanted attention.

Anybody into Patagonia undergarments?

[OakLeaf]

I just got a Balance cami in off-white on sale, and let's just say it will ONLY ever be a base layer.

The black one is fine for yoga, etc. The fabric is thin, but the color hides a lot. The off-white, not so much.