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I need to get a new sports bra, but not sure what brand to go for/type to go for. Any advice?
Have a look at LessBounce.com
They are really good for giving you help if you are unsure, and allowing you to return things that aren't right for you.
Buying a bra is such a personal thing and it depends what you want from it. I like the Sports Jock ones as they look like running tops rather than bras, so I can change my top in a public place without feeling like I am on display.
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M&S do some good ones. I really wanted one that looked like a proper bra as I like the way they look better under clothes, and I looked everywhere for one and M&S were the only place I could find that did one! They do other ones too though, they've got quite a good range.

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I've got a shock absorber one which is pretty good.
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Shock Absorber every time for me. Ive tried others and none come up to the same standard. Quite an extensive range too.
Only Nike for me. Look in the running section.
Where do you get shock absorber ones from?
Where do you get shock absorber ones from?
I got mine on amazon - good price and it's a great bra too!
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Thanks, will have a look there!
M&S do some good ones. I really wanted one that looked like a proper bra as I like the way they look better under clothes, and I looked everywhere for one and M&S were the only place I could find that did one! They do other ones too though, they've got quite a good range.
I like the M&S ones too, they do different levels of support for different types of exercise and they're pretty cheap too.
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I too would have to say shock absorber, I tried another brand a few years ago and they lost their shape and elasticity after a few months. Got myself a shock absorber as a repacement and cannot fault it.
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I only have a cheap one from sports world, but i don't seem to have a problem with it. Maybe I'd notice a difference if I got a decent one though.
I really should get one- I'm worried now that I'm doing damage to my ligaments when I go to the gym or aerobic classes... or is it mainly running (becasue of the constant up and down motion) that does the damage?
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- Rachel_Amy
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I think running definitely does damage, but I reckon it's best to wear one for any exercise. Although I wouldn't worry, I'm sure you haven't caused much damage so far or you would probably have felt uncomfortable or in pain when exercising.
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Anything that causes them to bounce or swing about can cause damage and stretching. You do normally feel the aches though. Good support is essential for comfort, I can't fault shock absorber. I wear the highest band of support in their bra range and they keep my generous jubblies under control through all exercise without restricting my breathing. I've seen them in DW sports, but they're easy to get online if you know your definite size.
I know several people who swear by the Enell bras as ultimate comfort for bigger chests. They're available through Lessbounce.com.

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I made the mistake of buying a cheapo one from Primark - was so useless, so i have got a super new one from M&S now.
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Thanks for all the advice - I went with a Shock Absorber one in the end and can't fault it!
Are sports bras more like crop tops? how are they different from normal bras?
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As always, I think we need some photographs to help us decide girls????.....
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