HanesWomen's Wireless Racerback Moisture-Wicking Stretch Sports Bra with Compression Support, 1 or 2 Pack

I am a cis woman, that being said I hate the size of my boobs which are approximately double Ds. I have been looking for a bra that can minimize the appearance of them as much as possible. This is the best thing I have found so far aside from binders, which I am not really interested in wearing because I feel they would be too restricting and potentially cause damage if I were to wear them daily/long term. This bra is something I can wear daily with no issues, and it does reduce my chest size significantly. It definitely does not make my chest flat, but it probably reduces the appearance by at least 2 cup sizes, which I am happy with. As far as the sizing- My bust size is 35 inches, band size 29 inches. I ordered a small to get maximum compression. I do normally order smalls in sports bras because I like to feel very secure. I think the people saying that it's far too tight missed the fact that this is a compression bra. It compresses. There is going to be some light pressure applied. This bra is a little challenging to get into, however once on, it fits perfectly imo. If you are less interested in the compression then sure you could size up 1. But it is meant to be a compression bra. It is pretty comfortable, and the straps don't dig into my shoulders which is nice. Overall I love this bra so far and will be ordering more in the future.

To all the women who are doubly blessed in the chest department or just struggle to find a bra that holds them in place in general, this is the bra for you! Size-up as much as possible (consider your back width) because it will be a VERY tight squeeze if you don't. This bra is strong enough to hold cannon balls on a trajectory to the moon in place.

This bra fit well but I’m heavy chested and I definitely recommend sizing up for a more comfortable fit. It was a bit tight but does a great job at keeping everything in place

Very comfortable

When I first got this bra I thought I had made a mistake because it was quite tight around the waistband and left deep red impressions on my skin, but I decided I would give it a week or two before I made any final decisions. I suppose this bra requires a "breaking in" period, but after a few wears, the waistband did not make my skin sore and was very comfortable and secure. However, like many things with elastic waistbands, I can see the band stretching out after a few years.As for working out, I have found that it has a medium amount of support and keeps my chest secure and comfortable. This is actually my go-to bra for working out now.Like most sports bras without cups, this squish my chest and does not look the most flattering, but if you are looking for a bra that does bind your chest a bit, this is an adequate option.I have had this bra for about a month and will update this review with any changes (4/18/2023)

I’m a former D1 athlete and I know a good sports bra when I get it. This one is simple and spot on perfect, for me. I’m a 36..in between a B & C cup ( literally..lol) B is a tad small and C is sometimes too big. This bra holds up to my HIIT sessions, treadmill sessions and weight lifting easily. My little girls are nice and secure without being totally squashed. I’ve spent $60- $80 on sports bras for the logo or color, but I always come back to this one. With that being said, it’s not one to wear casually because it can become uncomfortable and tight. But for serious, workouts it’s a must have. I actually like the fact that there’s no padding. I do have some with removable pads but this is the best for the type of workouts that I do. It’s also moisture wicking and doesn’t require crazy yoga type moves to take it off after a sweaty session. It maybe not be winning any rewards in the pretty looks department, but it beats all others when it comes to functionality and performance.

It compresses really well. Do not size down. The sizing is accurate. You may struggle getting it off until you're used to it.Tip: move your breasts around in the bra to find maximum compression. I find up and out is the best for me.

I need a high impact sports bra for running and have had a hard time finding one that provides adequate support. This one works well and is cheap. The straps are not adjustable and they are a bit long, so don’t provide me with much support from that direction (ie, its not pulling things UP), its really just squishing them really tight to your chest. Which works, mostly. I ended up wearing this plus another sports bra that was old and inadequate on its own for several months. I run a 10K every other day and i wash this every other day as well, so there’s some wear on it. After a few months, it wasn’t quite as good as before, so I bought another of this exact same item (its a great price point). I find that if I wear two of them together, it works the best. So I wear the first Hanes bra i purchased with this one together and I’m pretty good. I’m not large-busted, just average. Note: These are very tight and are actually quite difficult to get off after a run. I have to do quite a bit of contorting to get one off, let alone the two. If this bothers you, you may not want to get this bra. However, for me, the price and the support work out. My MIL sews, and I might see if I can get her to shorten the straps by about 1”. If she can, I think these bras would be better.