SHEFIT Flex Sports Bra for Women, Medium Impact Sports Bra

It's a must have

If you’ve got a bigger chest and like to run (or even just exist at a brisk pace), this bra is the real MVP. It’s not soft, it’s not breathable, and it definitely isn’t dainty—but wow, does it do its job. This is full-on boob armor in the best way possible. No bounce. No spillage. No uncomfortable shifting. It locks everything down so you can actually focus on your workout instead of adjusting straps or hoping your sports bra doesn’t give up mid-jog. Yes, it’s expensive—but when you're dealing with the gravitational pull of the tig ol’ bitties, cheap just doesn’t cut it. I’ve tried so many “supportive” bras that tapped out early, but this one? It’s in it for the long haul. Perfect for running, jumping, or doing anything that would normally turn your chest into a physics experiment. Highly recommend!

Post surgery fits small and adjustment to shoulder straps in back also would give a better fit

I needed a full support, easily adjustable, no underwear bra following a lumpectomy and treatments. I am large woman so I don't wear sports bras. This says medium impact. I am not sure what full impact would be because this holds me very firmly. This is a beautiful bra. Not only are the straps adjustable it also adjusts around you to tighten or loosen as needed as you heal. So I could hold the ice packs snuggly as well right after surgery.

I love this sports bra, especially since the band and straps are adjustable. Also impressed that it came in a mesh zipper bag for washing or storage and a tape measure. As someone who sews I can never have too many tape measures on hand! The size chart said I would be a 4X/5X. I went with the 5X and it’s fits perfect. This is the first Amazon review I’ve ever bothered to write-that’s how happy I am with this bra!

Y’all, I just tried on the best sports bra ever!!! (If we have to wear one, it should be comfy, right?) I’ve been looking for something to wear when we’re hiking. My hubby commented the other day that he could see the sweat on my back (I corrected him. Southern gals “glow.”) but the areas at my bra straps were dry which meant they weren’t absorbing or wicking away the sweat, I mean, glow. Besides that a regular bra is downright uncomfortable when you’re hiking over hill ‘n’ dale all day. I did some research on some hiking sites written by women and found a company called SheFit. The bras are totally adjustable at the band AND at the straps. Soft, cushy, sports-appropriate, moisture-wicking fabric. YAY! And they’re pretty too! I did have to go up a size because I didn’t like the compression feel of my size equivalent. The decreased the compression and I have no leftover “boobage” to the sides. The straps can be changed from X-straps to regular shoulder straps (my preference) and they sit comfortably on the shoulders without sliding around. Did I mention you can adjust the band? That is the key selling point, in my opinion. So we have a true evaluation, here are the key points: True to size *** (Because I didn’t want the compression/cleavage, I got the looser fit; a personal preference.) Comfort ***** Versatility *** Adjustability ********* Ease in putting on *****