SYROKANWomen's Sports Bra Wireless Comfort High Impact Support Bounce Control Plus Size Workout Bra

I started buying Syrokan bras a while back, thinking I would upgrade to "better" (i.e., brand-name, expensive) ones eventually. But I've honestly been really impressed with these bras, especially as a 34/36 DD—always a challenge finding one that's flattering, comfy, and supportive. I have a few different styles but this one is my favorite, as it's wire-free but still offers decent support for my home workouts. I can jump, lunge, and bounce around in these with about medium support, which is enough for me. If you're doing long-distance runs or super long workouts, you might need a bit more support if you're large-chested. However, for the price and the style and comfort, I'm really impressed and these work just fine. Bought 3-4 different colors. One thing to note is that their sizing seems a bit unique/runs a bit on the small side for me. I had to buy a 34 E (and am normally a DD), so might buy a couple different sizes and return the ones that don't fit. Other than that, super decent bras that last a long time (I've had other styles of Syrokan bras for 3 years now and they're barely even showing signs of wear).

Confession time: I didn't get this for sports, and I'm not reviewing it for sports. I wanted a comfy lounge bra that would keep me supported in my PJs.I wear a 34F/ 32FF - if you also wear such a size, you know where I'm coming from. You buy cheap sports bras to contain the bounce, but you fall out the bottom because some bra designer (probably a man) can't seem to understand that it is possible to have a small torso and giant bosoms. So you look for bras in your size, only to find that they're mostly underwired, super expensive, and not really comfy. Would it KILL you to make a wirefree bra for lounging in that isn't also $60, Panache? WOULD IT?Apparently it would. So I found this one and decided it was worth $20 to see if this would do the trick. It did! Hence the four stars. It hasn't stretched either, which pleases me greatly. I measure 31" underbust and bought the 34F, which is also my Panache underwire sports bra size. Incidentally, I call my underwire Panache sports bra "Boob Prison."The good:It is comfortable for multi-day wear and breathes. How beautiful is it to have a bra that breathes?The band is tight and firm. So is the fabric. I don't bounce, and suspect I wouldn't unless I really got active.The back and underboob are perforated a bit, so the sweat doesn't collect in a swampy lagoon.For a uniboob design, I stay pretty separated and lifted. There isn't a ton of boob-on-boob slithering.None of my breast tissue is left out in the cold, and every last bit of side-boob has a home.The inside is soooooft! No chafing seams or ragged tags. No itchy. Great for sensitive skin.The meh:The straps are really short. I'm 5' 3" and the wide part of the straps sits near my collarbone, and the straps themselves are as loose as they can go.The underarm rides very high, and although it does stretch out a little, it could be uncomfortable to some. I'm OK with it, though, and kind of prefer it to having escaping side tissue.Like every other band without wires, my belly pudge when I sit pushes it into a fold, and that fold is now a permanent crease in the elastic material.So for $20, this is a really good deal if you, like me, are a short, busty girl who just wants a bleepity bleeping comfy sleep bra that does its freaking job and doesn't cost too much. Bonus - you can also wear it to run in.

A well-supportive sports bra for twenty bucks? SERIOUSLY???After spending over $200 on three different Panache sports bras and having one bust an underwire and another start poking me in just WEEKS I've decided to give up on these overpriced bras. Decided to try this one but didn't expect much.But it FITS and it HOLDS and it's COMFORTABLE! It also doesn't crush my boobs flat and there's none of that overflow to the sides that some other bras - including the overpriced Panache bras has.The ONLY negative I see with this bra is that it is not steel girder supportive like other bras so you probably wouldn't want to do something like jumping jacks or excessive running if you have very large breasts. But for walking, jogging, treadmill, yoga, etc - just fine. I wore mine a couple days in a row just as my regular bra to test it out and I was incredibly impressed at how comfortable it was AND supportive!Now to order a few more!