Hanes Women's Seamless Racerback Sports Bra

This isn’t a bralette, and it’s not a maximum-support sports bra either. It’s in that sweet spot where, as a 32C/34B girly (probably not if you’re significantly bigger-chested), it gives enough support to dance to high-energy K-pop—while being comfy enough to sleep in since it doesn’t use compression, wires, or straps you have to adjust (which I can never get right). These are now the only bras I wear. They’re not lined, but the fabric is thick and supportive enough to give you shape for casual wear. For more formal outfits, you might still want a lined bra if you’re trying to avoid any chance of nipping. Amazon says this is often returned for a tight fit. It is tight upon arrival, but it loosens up after a few wears—that’s exactly what you want in a medium-support bra. That initial snugness is what is necessary to hold you in, and then it relaxes into bralette-level comfort. Because in a hardware-free bra, support comes from elastic tension. It must start snug enough to generate upward/ inward force and resist bounce. Then, with wear and washing, the fibers “settle” (temporary and sometimes permanent stretch), so it relaxes into comfort while still retaining enough rebound to support—if it didn’t start snug, it would become unsupportive fast. I wash everything in cold water and haven’t noticed any color bleeding (which some have also complained about in the reviews). Since there are no wires, I just toss it in the machine with my regular laundry. Easy, comfy, and it’s held up well through lots of wears and washes, thanks to its thick fabric. 5/5 stars.

Bought this is the pink mostly because the price was so low and i am impressed! I bought my usual size, medium (34D/36C depending on bra). And it fits well, nice and snug for use during runs but not tight. Seamless, so no scratchy tags which i hate! And no pads, which i also hate. Came back to purchase another in white. My only complaint is the pink color is much, much brighter than the picture would have you believe. Its like a bright fluorescent pink but im hoping some of the color will wash out after laundering. But color is a non-issue for me, its a secure-feeling, thick and stretchy sports bra at an incredible price (i paid less that $8 per bra) that will perform while running. A++

I am a 40-year-old, 5'8", 38C, ~200-pound lady. I've recently started working out regularly and wanted more sports bras so I could go all week without doing extra laundry. I knew what I wanted in a sports bra: - Decent support. I'm on the small side of a C-cup, so I don't need extreme support, but I AM working out in it. - Comfortable fabric. Soft and wicking beat stiff or itchy any day. - Comfortable cut. I have a generous belly and hate it when bras roll up at the bra band. - Reasonably easy to remove. I hurt a shoulder rock climbing last year and some of the bras I already had become very difficult to take off because they didn't stretch much. Bonus points if it's also relatively flattering (avoids the uniboob!) but this is a "nice to have" rather than an essential. So how did this bra stack up? This is the least expensive of the bras that I bought, and I'd rate it a decent value. It's also the lightest-weight of the bras I bought, and as a result, it's only supportive enough for low-impact activities (I'll wear it on yoga days, not HIIT days!). The fabric is reasonably comfortable—not super-soft, but not irritating in any way. I don't love how the top of the racerback falls across my upper back—it rubs on the vertebrae at the base of my neck, which might be a quirk of how I'm put together, but isn't something I've experienced with other bras, including racerbacks. I didn't have any trouble with the band rolling or with wicking, so if you're looking for lightweight support in a very affordable bra, this might work well for you. (I'm also reviewing the other sports bras I bought, so if you're a similar size, you might find my other recent reviews useful.)

I’d typically wouldn’t go with sport bra like this. It has no padding and straps are not adjustable. But somehow this is one of the most comfortable sport bra I’ve never worn. It provides good support, it goes well with a lot of the bottoms I have, and it is true to size. But because of no padding, beware if you’re shy about your nips showing. Although that can be solved by going with a darker color like black.

Let's face it - you cannot find a well made, good fitting, comfortable bra anymore. I've been shopping for over a year. This "Hanes Women's Seamless Racerback Sports Bra" is not a good bra for anything but sleeping, housework, gardening. Maybe shopping if you don't mind looking distorted. This bra flattens the girls but doesn't keep them from jiggling or bouncing, like an elasticized ace bandage, with straps, would. They are supported very little, and tend to slide down over themselves and fold under. It's a bit more comfortable and modest than being braless. I am desperate for new bras, this at least fits and is bearable to wear so I'm keeping it while I continue searching for better.

These sports bras are well made and fit me well. These bras run small so I suggest ordering a size up. I'm 143 pounds and wear a 38 B regular bra. I purchased the XL sized sports bras and they are exactly what I wanted. I play a lot of tennis and they keep the girls safe and sound. These can be tossed into the washer and dryer and come out just fine.

Finding a bra that my autistic daughter will actually wear is a huge challenge, but these Hanes racerbacks are perfect. The fabric is soft, there are no annoying tags or slipping straps, and they provide excellent support without being too restrictive. It has made our mornings so much easier. If you’re looking for a sensory-friendly option that actually holds up, this is it!

I really loved the bright pink color (Razzle Pink) and the fit of this sports bra, so I bought a few more in different colors. Unfortunately, after one workout in the pink one, I noticed pink dye had transferred all over my skin — and even bled through to my shirt. I figured it might wash out, but after soaking it in hot water, then a bleach bath, and now plain water for days, the water is still turning pink. This dye clearly isn’t set, and that’s concerning — especially for something worn tight against the skin while sweating. This raises health and safety concerns, especially if the dye is absorbing into the skin. I’m now hesitant to wear the black and grey versions I purchased, even though they haven’t shown issues yet. Disappointed — the color is great, but not worth the risk. Hoping the manufacturer addresses the dye issue. I won’t be wearing this again until the water doesn't turn pink anymore.