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Sports bra advice please
by Blondiebex 3rd October 2013, 12:12 pm
Hi,
I'm looking for recommendations on sports bras please. . My macom feels to loose, I'm more comfortable in my surgical bra which is obviously too bulky to wear everyday. I have a naturally wide cleavage so am even more concerned about being in a bra that's too loose as if I can ease them together more with the sports bra then is rather do that. ..
Any recommendations appreciated. .
Becky
I'm looking for recommendations on sports bras please. . My macom feels to loose, I'm more comfortable in my surgical bra which is obviously too bulky to wear everyday. I have a naturally wide cleavage so am even more concerned about being in a bra that's too loose as if I can ease them together more with the sports bra then is rather do that. ..
Any recommendations appreciated. .
Becky
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by mirren001 3rd October 2013, 12:19 pm
Hi.
, I found M&S zipped front ones supportive but also super comfy. XXX
, I found M&S zipped front ones supportive but also super comfy. XXX
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by Bizzyboobs 3rd October 2013, 12:28 pm
Hi bex, I've got an m and s zip front one, which I wear now ( pre B.A) very comfy..... I brought one also for after but don't know if it will fit. Hope so as its lovely.........
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by Charlii 3rd October 2013, 1:19 pm
The Triumph range have more of a bra look about them, so are easy to disguise under clothes. A lot of girls also like the M&S 2pk high impact, which is more bra shaped too.
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by COOKIE 3rd October 2013, 5:46 pm
If you're looking for a bra that you can wear with most of your wardrobe then go for the Triumph Triaction Extreme babe. Its super comfy, gives superb support and also enables you to be able to wear so much more than you can with the high necked sportsbras.
Its great for after healing too. Xx
Its great for after healing too. Xx
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by Blueeyedsoul13 3rd October 2013, 7:43 pm
i like the extra high impact non-wired sportsbras (2pk) from m&s.
not the high impact 2pk. that often gets mentioned, i found the cups too pointy, but the extra high impact are so comfy and really easy to hide under clothes x
not the high impact 2pk. that often gets mentioned, i found the cups too pointy, but the extra high impact are so comfy and really easy to hide under clothes x
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by LJR 3rd October 2013, 7:49 pm
Another vote for the Triumph Tri-Action Extreme, it is extremely supportive. If it wasn't for wearing one of these I certainly wouldn't have been exercising so soon after my op.
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by Blondiebex 3rd October 2013, 8:40 pm
Excellent Thanks ladies..
LJR how soon after your op did you get back to exercising?
LJR how soon after your op did you get back to exercising?
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by LJR 3rd October 2013, 8:55 pm
2 weeks lower body, so I started with cycling, then started running at about 5 weeks. Have just started some sit-ups and squats this week.Blondiebex wrote:Excellent Thanks ladies..
LJR how soon after your op did you get back to exercising?
Just to add this was ok'd by my surgeon.
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Re: Sports bra advice please
by Charlii 4th October 2013, 8:19 am
I agree, no way I could run without my Triumph, theyre not going anywhere in that thing!
As a side, their website delivery/returns is fantastic service. I was unsure what size so I bought 4 online, delivered in a couple days, repacked and (i think) free-post the rejects back, had my refund within about 2weeks. Just saves having to find a stockist, then they dont have your size, order in, its wrong, etc. Plus if you order through Quidco, you get 7% cashback. I'll definately be buying more once the fluff fairy visits.
As a side, their website delivery/returns is fantastic service. I was unsure what size so I bought 4 online, delivered in a couple days, repacked and (i think) free-post the rejects back, had my refund within about 2weeks. Just saves having to find a stockist, then they dont have your size, order in, its wrong, etc. Plus if you order through Quidco, you get 7% cashback. I'll definately be buying more once the fluff fairy visits.
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