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  Location: My own little world :) | Hello girls!
I know this is somewhat off topic but I was curious what you all used for a brassiere while barrel racing. I am a 32 DD and have found that mine are somewhat hard to keep in the locked and upright position while riding. I use a sports bra but it seems that I then have a droopy uniboob :( I really never encountered this problem until I had my first child...things just aren't as firm as they used to be. I am quite a bit heavier than I used to by and have been working pretty hard on losing the weight. My goal is to lose 40lbs by the time summer races hit. I am hoping that as I lose weight things will get better but if you had any suggestions or tips I would greatly appreciate them :) |
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 A Gopher's Worst Nightmare
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    Location: Southern Oregon | I am not as big chested as you. But I LOVE the VSX by victoria secrets. Its a sports bra with a tinch of lift. I HATE sports bra's....I always get a uniboob....this one lifts and separates and doesnt kill my shoulders. |
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| I love the under armor sports bras. They are expensive but last and have a lot of support. |
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        Location: on my horse | I have similarly sized over the shoulder boulders and actually wear an underwire bra underneath a sports bra. I don't get the super boob smashing sports bras because they just aren't comfortable with the underwire, but with the two I get the lift and shape from the underwire and the support from the sports bra. |
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 Location: SE Oklahoma | VSX by Victoria Secret ... I've gotten to where I wear it every day, it doesn't give you a uni-boob! |
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  Location: My own little world :) | Thanks everybody!! I'm going to check out Victoria's Secret! |
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Good Ole Boys just Fine with Me
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       Location: SE Missouri | I used the champion sports bra with Velcro adjustable straps. No uniboob and AWESOME support.. The other regular bra that I competed in is the Lemeystere brand the dream tisha... I get to go down a few sizes when I go bra shopping now so I'm super excited to not have to order a DD/ E anymore.. I used to do regular bra under a sports bra or two sports bras! Awful.. |
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    Location: Southern Oregon | Just a heads up I bought my VSX by victoria secrets on EBAY for a fraction of the price brand new with tags still on them and there where tons on there. ;) |
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| I'm a 36D so not quite that well endowded, but I actually find the VS wireless tshirt bra to be super comfy. Not the flimsy cotton ones in the Pink store, but over on the actual VS side of the store. No uniboob, support, no underwire, and I don't feel like I have to ratchet strap them down. |
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         Location: **Cactus Country down in South Texas*** | Enell |
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| redmansmyman11 - 2014-12-23 8:37 PM
I have similarly sized over the shoulder boulders and actually wear an underwire bra underneath a sports bra. I don't get the super boob smashing sports bras because they just aren't comfortable with the underwire, but with the two I get the lift and shape from the underwire and the support from the sports bra.
Yup, one to hold them up and one to hold them in lol.
OP i used to be the same size as you. But i have weight to lose right now too. But thats all thats ever been ok for me, regular bra, sports bra, and i wear a tank top with one of thoes built in bra things as well. |
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     Location: Pelham, TN | Check out the company Moving Comfort try the Maia! IMO it is the best!!! Has so much support and is comfortable! Nice wide straps! I have worn this style for years. |
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        Location: CTX | slowpoke - 2014-12-24 5:46 AM Check out the company Moving Comfort try the Maia! IMO it is the best!!! Has so much support and is comfortable! Nice wide straps! I have worn this style for years. Yup! Started to wear Moving Comfort a couple of years ago. And yes, they have some that give you the uni-boob, but I just use those in the winter when I am wearing 3 layers anyway.... the other ones I use in the summer. And the Maia is one of them that doesn't give the uni-boob.
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           Location: Kansas | I don't have big ones LOL, but I like sports bras when I run |
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      Location: Cap'n Joan Rotgut.....alberta | and apparently vs has stopped carrying sports type bras..............at least the store in vegas has
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   Location: Heart of Texas | I LOVE VS sports bras. Pricey but great. I hope they're not discontinuing them. That would be sad. |
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| I am a 34DDD and the only thing that I have found is the ENELL sports bra!! I have the VSX from VS, but that doesn't help me at all!! The ENELL is the way to go if you are "top heavy" |
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    Location: White Mountains of AZ | I wish I was a DD!1 I'm 32-34 HH!! I found that an underwire no padded bra with a small sized sports bra ( even the walmart kind ) works pretty good for me. But it has to be itty bitty squeezing me! Not where I can't breathe, but where they are up and not bouncing to bad.
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The Advice Guru
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| mruggles - 2014-12-24 8:23 AM
and apparently vs has stopped carrying sports type bras..............at least the store in vegas has
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Misty, last time I was at west Ed, VS carried sports bras there. |
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         Location: LouLouVille, OK | I like some of the JC Penney bras... I don't like VS... for the money they don't last very long... I have a couple like this and love um, the girls aint movin! http://www.jcpenney.com/lingerie-pajamas/bali-live-it-up-underwire-bra-3353/prod.jump?ppId=1624c89&catId=cat100240038&subcatId=cat100240035&deptId=dept20000013&Nao=24&pN=2&_dyncharset=UTF-8&colorizedImg=DP0604201418063916C.tif
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The Advice Guru
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| panamasgold - 2014-12-24 8:44 AM
I am a 34DDD and the only thing that I have found is the ENELL sports bra!! I have the VSX from VS, but that doesn't help me at all!! The ENELL is the way to go if you are "top heavy"
I agree with the Enell best switch I ever made.
I do recommend trying before you buy, so people can get properly fitted.
For canadian gals sportsbra.ca carries enell in addition to other brands and based out of Calgary, they also now have a booth at the mane event in red deer march/April |
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| hmmmm what a bra dont wear them i have fried eggs my sholder blades stick out further |
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  Location: Some where | My girlfriend has me tie the bra straps in the back with hay twine. It must work because she has me tie them every time she rides El Scorcho. |
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          Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | bryanrabalais - 2014-12-24 1:25 PM My girlfriend has me tie the bra straps in the back with hay twine. It must work because she has me tie them every time she rides El Scorcho.
Sounds like you have one amazing girlfriend, mister. |
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| Slightly off topic, but can someone PLEASE tell me the fascination with padding anything over a C cup? Why, I ask you, WHY is it so hard to find an unlined, unpadded bra?! Particularly one that has some support? And WHY does any woman over a C cup need padding??!! I need an underwire and have found an inexpensive line of bras that can be found in places like Meijers and Walmart for under $20. It is the Vassarette line, underwire with side support. I have yet to find a bra in places like VS that fit at all,let alone get any support. Heck, in the stores they don't carry anything over a 36, you have to order online. And the only time I tried to try something something on at VS it had me at like a 38H or something that they didn't carry anyways, and the prices? SHeesh! I NEED that money for my horses! |
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| LRQHS - 2014-12-24 1:28 PM
bryanrabalais - 2014-12-24 1:25 PM My girlfriend has me tie the bra straps in the back with hay twine. It must work because she has me tie them every time she rides El Scorcho.
Sounds like you have one amazing girlfriend, mister.
I am thinking El Scorcho must be a better man than this mister guy ha ha. |
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        Location: on my horse | vjls - 2014-12-24 12:10 PM
hmmmm what a bra dont wear them i have fried eggs my sholder blades stick out further
I will give you half of mine! |
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| Love enell. I measured like they said but think I need one size bigger. Had anybody had that experience. Loved the champion bras from academy with the velcro straps but can't find them anymore has anyone had that problem |
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| sport565 - 2014-12-24 6:35 PM
Love enell. I measured like they said but think I need one size bigger. Had anybody had that experience. Loved the champion bras from academy with the velcro straps but can't find them anymore has anyone had that problem
When I was fitted the lady gave me one size smaller, I couldn't breathe, tried the size larger and bought it.
I definately encourage to try before you buy |
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Good Ole Boys just Fine with Me
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       Location: SE Missouri | rodeoveteran - 2014-12-24 1:56 PM
Slightly off topic, but can someone PLEASE tell me the fascination with padding anything over a C cup? Why, I ask you, WHY is it so hard to find an unlined, unpadded bra?! Particularly one that has some support? And WHY does any woman over a C cup need padding??!! I need an underwire and have found an inexpensive line of bras that can be found in places like Meijers and Walmart for under $20. It is the Vassarette line, underwire with side support. I have yet to find a bra in places like VS that fit at all,let alone get any support. Heck, in the stores they don't carry anything over a 36, you have to order online. And the only time I tried to try something something on at VS it had me at like a 38H or something that they didn't carry anyways, and the prices? SHeesh! I NEED that money for my horses!
I understand completing on the vS bra search. Spent a ton of $$ over the years trying to make it work..
Scrounge up the $ to buy one Le Mystere (dream Tisha model). I started buying two lightly used from a friend of mine. So so worth it. Everyday wear plus go right on to the barn. I wore those for way longer than any other bra and they held up awesome! I finally saved up and bought a new one on sale at Amazon. It's amazing.
DD is called an E which sucks but whatever lol. I'm so excited to buy a much smaller size soon once my incisions and swelling go down from my recent reduction! |
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Good Ole Boys just Fine with Me
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       Location: SE Missouri | cheryl makofka - 2014-12-24 6:59 PM sport565 - 2014-12-24 6:35 PM Love enell. I measured like they said but think I need one size bigger. Had anybody had that experience. Loved the champion bras from academy with the velcro straps but can't find them anymore has anyone had that problem When I was fitted the lady gave me one size smaller, I couldn't breathe, tried the size larger and bought it. I definately encourage to try before you buy I love those champion bras also!! I found my last two at academy sports. That might Send me into a panic I'd those aren't available.. Searching later for sure!!
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| rodeoveteran - 2014-12-24 1:56 PM Slightly off topic, but can someone PLEASE tell me the fascination with padding anything over a C cup? Why, I ask you, WHY is it so hard to find an unlined, unpadded bra?! Particularly one that has some support? And WHY does any woman over a C cup need padding??!! I need an underwire and have found an inexpensive line of bras that can be found in places like Meijers and Walmart for under $20. It is the Vassarette line, underwire with side support. I have yet to find a bra in places like VS that fit at all,let alone get any support. Heck, in the stores they don't carry anything over a 36, you have to order online. And the only time I tried to try something something on at VS it had me at like a 38H or something that they didn't carry anyways, and the prices? SHeesh! I NEED that money for my horses!
I'm not big chested at all and don't like a lot of padding because it is to hot. I do however buy the lightly padded ones just so the headlights are kept turned off. I can't stand to see those things showing on me or anyone else. |
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       Location: midwest mama | I'm a 34D, but I am only 5' tall........and being a "mature" woman who had a child the girls just don't stay in place like they used to.
I have tried a bunch of different bras, and the thing that works the best for me is to wear a regular underwire bra with a medium tight sports bra over it. Not the "I can't breathe" sports bra, but a proper one.
This works well for me, and I love the fact that as soon as I make my run and cool my horse out, I can just step into my trailer, take off the sports bra, and be really comfortable in just my underwire. Tah dah! |
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