Champion Women's Sports Bra, Infinity Racerback, Moderate Support, Seamless Sports Bra for Women

I'm usually a 34G but I'm currently pregnant, so my chest has grown a lot in the last few weeks. I STRUGGLE to find sports bras (or any bras) that are snug on the waist but have enough space inside to accommodate all my flesh! I have been getting sports bras that seem heavy duty to really strap me in, but I always have side boob hanging out, or my boobs fall down the band and out the bottom. It's honestly just such a hassle. Just putting these on for the first time is relieving!!! It's snug under the bust and there is plenty of material to accommodate both my boobs! I got the XL thinking it would likely not be a good fit, but i just need something for comfort. I bought two and I will eventually purchase more because these are stretchy and just such a relief to my sore boobs. These will be my top choice on the daily!

34B 125lbs 5'4 I ordered a medium after reading the reviews and it fit great. Very comfortable and looks great on. I ordered black and haven't had any nip showing incidents but you may have this issue with other colors or if you have a larger cup size or nips. If you're a larger cup size than a C I wouldn't recommend getting a medium but that's just my opinion. I'm thinking of getting this in blue as well. I love this sports bra and recommend it if you're not a busty lady.

This is not the best model of sports bra that Champion makes, but it is still better than the no-brand sport bras I had before. I did own just one Champion bra in the past and it was better than this one (sorry, can't remember which model), but this "Freedom" model is good for the price.FIT: I bought extra large because the largest size they had of my previous "no-brand" bras was still too tight. In this model of Champion, the extra large seems to be about American ladies' size 14-16. However, it seems kind of loose in the cup area, so I have to hike the straps back over my shoulders to keep from flopping. I don't think I have shrunk (if anything, the contrary), so I think the cup area of this bra is just cut more generously than my old "no-brand" sport bras from the supermarket aisle. The fit around my rib cage is okay, neither too loose nor too tight. I thought about shrinking it in the dryer or buying one size down, but then I decided I would rather wear it a little loose than have it too tight.FABRIC: Spandex, you love it, you hate it. It keeps you from bouncing, but it also traps sweat next to your skin. As far as I know, nobody has invented anything better as of yet. This bra is pretty good in that it doesn't pinch at the edges like the old ones did.QUALITY: Well made, all the seams are solid. I bought 7 of these all the same, and they were all good quality.WASHING INSTRUCTIONS: Machine wash cold, let it air dry on a rack or draped over a hanger. (In the past, I foolishly put spandex in the dryer and it shrank, and I would truly not advise that.)PRICE: I bought 7 of these at $15 each, because I like to have a clean one every day so I can work out. There is nothing worse than having to work out in a stinky sports bra, or having to do your laundry more than once a week. The $15 price is very fair for this level of quality. Also I would rather have 7 at $15 each, than just own 2 or 3 good ones at double the price, because washing them more than once a week is too much hassle, and face it, ladies really do sweat (unless maybe you're from the South, I couldn't say). BTW: I only wear these Champion bras for working out, I actually have a second set of cheaper and more comfortable bras for just every day wear.SHOULD YOU BUY IT? If you're shopping for sports bras because you're thinking about starting a work-out program, and if you can afford this price, I would say, just go for it. Having good quality sports bras makes it a lot easier to stick with aerobics or kick boxing, or any high impact exercise where you bounce a lot. The no brand sport bras might be okay but then again, they might not, and do you really want to find out after you've sweated all over it and you can't really sent it back. And if you are blessed or cursed with being a larger lady, you might not get enough support from the no-brand sport bras that a skinnier person could wear. If you are literally training for an Olympic event, then I would say, shop for a more expensive model of Champion. If you are doing some kind of exercise, like walking, where you don't have to bounce, then you could shop for something with less support. But if you are just doing regular sport training to keep fit, and you have to kind of do it on a budget, this might be the right one for you.

Love it!! Sick of sports bras with removable cups. This one is supportive and flattering. It comes up higher in the armpits and back, so you don’t get any lines under a shirt.ONE issue to consider is sizing up. I’m generally a size large (size 10-12 pants, medium shirts, 38 B bra) and usually go with large for a sports bra. This was waaaaay undersized, so go up at least one, if you are between two sizes, go one above your usual bigger size.

This was a comfy bra. The support is light - wouldn't do cardio in it.My biggest problem is that it's advertised as having "double-dry technology" which it doesn't. I have a true champion double-dry bra and it's not bad at staying dry. In this one the band became soaked and stayed wet afterward for a while.

Perfect top, I'm comfortable with it, I love it, I recommend it

I wear a 34C - 36B pending the brand, and I bought a Medium.Overall I tried out 3 sports bras recently, this one, an Addidas training padded support bra, and a FITTIN cross-back sports bra.Out of the 3 this one fit best and was the comfiest. It doesn't cut into your underarms, and it's got compression so when you run you feel secure, but not so much compression that the bra isn't comfortable to wear. I wore this on a 10-mile run the other day and it worked great, wasn't too hot, and held its shape when it got sweaty.It does not come with padded cups, but I always take those out of sports bras so that did not matter to me. However, it's 2 layers thick so I don't really have an issue with seeing through it at all.This bra fits true to size for me compared to the 2 other brands which seemed to run small in my opinion (my underbust is 32", and by others size charts a medium should of fit but their bands were so tight, this one fit snug but didn't cut in)I also own a very similar champion bra from (8 years ago, and the design is still very similar with some newer weaving methods on the material but I can attest to the brand holding up over time. They do not look like they've shifted the make much in that amount of time.

I will typically wear a sports bra instead of a regular bra, and this bra fits very smoothly under clothing. I am a 34D, and this bra holds me well. I’d say it is on the lighter side of ‘medium’ hold. It’s a thicker material than many other sport bras of this type. I would’t go jogging in it, (but I would never go jogging, so I’m probably not the best judge, lol!)Champion is a good brand. You can usually rely on anything they put their name on. This bra is very basic, but I think that’s what I really like about it.