>>>>but would like to hear from the ladies who own the Enell, Hind Nexus and and Hind Motion Sensor.

I've got 'em all. For the record, I'm a "full" 36D (not quite a DD, but occasionally get a bit o' spillage out of a D ) I judge the support in a sports bra by how much bounce I get, and whether or not I am aware I'm wearing the bra when I'm running.

Hind Motion Sensor: I DO NOT recommend this bra for high impact activities for larger cup sizes. No way, no how. "Moderate" OK, but for high impact not only would the bra allow too much bounce, it would be painful to have that much movement. Plus I'm self conscious when I feel like the bounce is too obvious. The "weakness" in this bra is that the straps are VERY stretchy, allowing too much vertical motion. Here's a photo of the inside of the Motion Sensor. Note that the straps are "unlined" above the molded cups, ie. just a single stretchy layer of fabric.



Hind Nexus Bra: I love this bra. It provides more support than any other Hind Bra. It's also the snuggest fit. Where the Motion Sensor has stretchy straps, the entire Nexus bra is lined on the inside with a second layer of non-stretchy fabric. It's easy to see here on the inside of the black bra:



The other reason this bra is so supportive is because it has a broader back across which the weight can be distributed. See the back photo here:

http://www.teamestrogen.com/images/p...06-ALL_xlg.jpg

Beware the front zipper. It's a locking zipper, but the zipper pull must be in the down and locked position. Otherwise you risk a spontaneous boobage explosion. Been there, done that. I've never had the bra unzip while running or doing triathlon. BUT I have had it open up while puttering around the office, usually because I've been lifting boxes and stuff and I dislodge the zipper.

The Enell: This bra is really in a class by itself. This baby is BIG. http://www.teamestrogen.com/products.asp?pID=4238 I wear the size 2, and it has TEN, count 'em TEN hooks up the front. However, it is a godsend if you want to eliminate bounce. I wore mine on a run last night. It passes my most stringent test when I'm wearing a bra: That is, I forget I'm wearing it. I most especially appreciated it last night, because on my previous run, I was testing another new Hind bra (more on that below) which was not passing that test at all. What a relief to wear my Enell and be totally comfortable last night.

Hind Flex Bra: This is the brea I tested a few days ago. We don't carry it so I don't have a photo for you. It's a flexible underwire, traditionally-cut bra (ie. not a T-back or crisscross, just plain old over the shoulder with a hook in back). The bra looked great under a t-shirt. (You know what I mean, it didn't look like I was wearing a sports bra at all. Good lift and separate action ) But it was uncomfortable for me to run in. Definitely better than the Motion Sensor, but not nearly as good as the Nexus.

Finally, I agree with Lise. People pay big bucks for big boobs, but I'd rather be a 34B.

Hope this helps.

Susan