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Nearly perfect
Let me start by saying I am broad, but smaller chested. A unicorn, as far as sports bra manufacturers are concerned. Finding bras – of any kind – that fit, is challenging.Although M or L (brand-dependent) fits me in regular clothing, it takes XL or sometimes XXL (!) in a sports bra to fit me ‘around’. But by then, the cups are laughably large and usually over-padded. I look like a 10 year old trying on my mother’s bra.I’ll share what I look for in a sports bra in case you look for the same things, since this sports bra checked all but one (and rather important) box for me:First off, I look for overall fit and comfort. No tightness.Then smoothness. Nothing telescoping through whatever shirt I wear (lumps, bumps, strange outlines). Minimal to no fat bulges.Since I’m not looking to fool anyone into thinking I have curves, this means slight padding. If I wear the sports bra alone, I look for medium impact (if not doing HIIT or jumping jacks) with minimal cleavage. Preferably high neck. If wearing under things, cleavage is fine. Low impact is fine. Spillage is not.Then I look for style. Meaning, not an amorphous blob that resembles hospital dressing. Rather… skinny straps, adjustable straps, interesting designs: U-shaped back, sweetheart front, squared off front, etc..Lastly, although I’m relentless when it comes to a clean diet and working out, I have proverbial fat bulges near the arms (if the design has too much cutaway), and below the shoulder blades in back. And no, it doesn’t help to hear that at age 72 this is to be expected, regardless of how fit I am. And, yes, it provides some consolation to see young, thin models with some amount of bulge.So, the one box this sports bra did not check? Despite being an XL, it produced an ever-so-slight breathing impedence. Again, this is for someone who is a bit broader (~32.5″ around).Now that I think about it.. how does being 32.5″ around, translate into a size 38 fitting? I don’t get it. Then again, I don’t get the disconnect between wearing a M top but an XXL sports bra. When they say life’s complicated, they really mean it. (I kid.)The bottom line here is.. if you look for similar things in a sports bra and.. you are less than 32.5″ around, this could be your next perfect sports bra. Look at all the things it has going for it:ColorDesign (it’s seriously cute)Skinny strapsAdjustable strapsFabric (I’m not going to say buttery soft. You can’t make me. But yes. It’s that.)Price (I paid just $14.99!).Happy hunting!

It’s ok
The bra is big, just too much coverage it’s kind of uncomfortable. I had to tighten the straps and the sidewalls to the bra were then wedged in my armpits. The cups are removable which is good because they’re massive. Bought 3, returned all except 1.

Comfortable but not best design
The fit is great and I do love them, however, I ordered 4 and they are defective(?) they have metal hooks so you can change the strap position which in itself isn’t bad however (1) the metal can dig a bit and be somewhat uncomfortable sometimes and (2) they came bent or at a weird angle and when I wash them and when I try to put them on the strap pops off and 2 of the metal hooks have now broken off completely.They are not that old (a few months) and I hand wash or was on delicate and hang to dry every time. I am disappointed but I did like them when they were intact

Nicely made
It’s very thick and the pads are in the right spot so that is a definite plus. I’ve bought other sports bras and the pads wouldn’t reach all the way across because it would come in 1 piece, so I ended up cutting it in the middle so I didn’t look like I had boobs all the way across lol.