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Where do you buy a good, supportive sports bra?

EnglishMajor03EnglishMajor03 member
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I'm in need of one or two.  I want something really supportive.  I don't know where to shop for one (in person)- something like Sports Authority, or would Macy's have them as well?  
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Re: Where do you buy a good, supportive sports bra?

  • eaglesfan700eaglesfan700 member

    You can get good ones at Target.  The Champion C9 line has different levels of support.  I have regular ones and one with cups for extra support

    Also, Kohl's has good ones.  I got a Fila one from there that I like

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    C9 at Target.
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  • MrsC17MrsC17
    I usually get my sport's bra's at sporting goods stores (SA/Dicks/Modell's).  I like to make sure I get good ones because it's pretty uncomfortable running unsupported-yuck!
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  • ArnegardArnegard member

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    C9 at Target.

    This is my fav.  I am able a small C, so not much to support anymore.

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  • StatlerWaldorfStatlerWaldorf member
    I like Moving Comfort Fiona.  I had to order it online.  I couldn't find any stores to have my size in stock.
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  • mandymackmandymack member

    Just last week I purchased two sports bras from Old Navy and have been VERY pleased with them! I bought the "Active" line of bras: one was "high impact" for running/aerobics and the other was "low impact" for yoga. NO bouncing in my step aerobics class at all! ;)

    I also like that they have a small slit inside that allows you to remove the pads for washing and proper placement if they shift.

    Oh! and they were $10!

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  • EnglishMajor03EnglishMajor03 member
    imageTobeMrs.Shavers:

    Just last week I purchased two sports bras from Old Navy and have been VERY pleased with them! I bought the "Active" line of bras: one was "high impact" for running/aerobics and the other was "low impact" for yoga. NO bouncing in my step aerobics class at all! ;)

    I also like that they have a small slit inside that allows you to remove the pads for washing and proper placement if they shift.

    Oh! and they were $10!

    Hmmm. I was going to do the Target C9 bras but seeing as these particular sports bras would be temporary (only while pg/nursing) the $10 price tag has me thinking about Old Navy.  Plus, I just got a 20% off coupon....Thanks Shavers! 

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  • MesmrEweMesmrEwe member
    If you're large-busted...  Energise by Elomi  It lifts, separates, and supports better than any other sports bra out there...  Nordstrom's is a good place to go when it comes to being fitted...
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  • jw87jw87 member
    Since I got some big ones I go to lane bryant and their sports bras are amazing!  I use to wear two before getting mine from there. 
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