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The Plodmother has asked me to ask any ladies out there if they've found a good sports bra...she bought one from JJB and she says it was (can't say it - I'll blush). Can't wait for the answers to this one!!!
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If she can't find one she likes, apparently DavidB will do a free fitting :-)
Alternatively: www.lessbounce.com (they do a mail order catalogue too, and the advice is v useful, both the written descriptions and over the phone) or other people have recommended www.sportsbras.co.uk
I wouldn't buy one from JJB, the only ones I have ever seen there have been fashion sporty crop top style ones only suitable for pre-pubescents. I am assuming the plodmother is not under 12...
If she just wants to get it over and done with, John Lewis sell a limited range, but it does include ShockAbsorbers. They seem to be the most popular choice in my gym and they're comfortable.
Unfortunately without knowing what was wrong with the bra, can't suggest anything more specific, but I'm sure other people will come up with some imaginative explanations. I'm too tired to try to be funny...
I think
Enell are good, apparently
I have a shock Absorber(Berlei)
Only blisters my back, the rest is ok
Please tell plodmother to check out Marks and Spencer. I got one of their sports 'over shoulder boulder holders', and it is really good.
It stands up on it's own (it is a great feat of engineering!), but well worth it!
I've had a quick look on the site - but can't see it. It cost about £25, is not underwired, and is great for a 'c' cup!
twotoast
Champion Actionshape.
Never been rubbed.
I got mine from John Lewis, but I think most of the larger department stores sell them.
Despite knowing my size I always ask to be measured up. When ever I have changed my work-outs my bra size has changed. Unfortunately down a size, but atleast I have the correct support.
By the way look at the front of the box to choose the bra suitable for runners. They vary from low impact sport (yoga etc) to high impact (running!)
that helps
Of course the blokes on this thread would prefer you to continue to bounce!!
At a 36F I was thrilled to find a site that sells pretty bras for big busts as well as sports bras.
It's not cheap (about £30) but I'd burn all my shock absorbers if I could only have one bra for running in.