RE: Where can I find a sports bar for 38DDD?? I need a lot of support

[Guest guest]

I buy this one, but I don't see that size, when I was a 32 DDD, I used the

34DD/36D

and that worked, where a regular bra in those sizes would never have worked.

They are pretty easy for me to find in the Houston metro area so I think

they are not too hard to find. You might try one in the DD cup size

and see if it works. I found that it was a great investment.

http://www.championcatalog.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce/ProductDisplay?prnbr=CH072

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Deanna

Where can I find a sports bar for 38DDD??

I need a lot of support

I've been searching everywhere but I cannot find a sports bar that

supports my 38DDD cup size. I usually have to where 2 bars at once to

provide support. Sometimes it's still painful when I'm running on the

treadmill. Anyone have any suggestions???

Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

I have found some great sports bras at Title Nine Sports titleninesports.com.

They have a great selection and they also tell you if they are mashers, etc.

They're not cheap but at least I know that I'm getting something that works well

for a 38DD.

" Metts, Deanna L " wrote:

I buy this one, but I don't see that size, when I was a 32 DDD, I used the

34DD/36D

and that worked, where a regular bra in those sizes would never have worked.

They are pretty easy for me to find in the Houston metro area so I think

they are not too hard to find. You might try one in the DD cup size

and see if it works. I found that it was a great investment.

http://www.championcatalog.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce/ProductDisplay?prnbr=CH072

& cgnbr=3011000000

Deanna

Where can I find a sports bar for 38DDD??

I need a lot of support

I've been searching everywhere but I cannot find a sports bar that

supports my 38DDD cup size. I usually have to where 2 bars at once to

provide support. Sometimes it's still painful when I'm running on the

treadmill. Anyone have any suggestions???

Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

I too have a dd chest and find it really hard but I found that if I bought a

sports crop that was 1 - 2 sizes too small (with good elastic to keep me in lol)

The girls are so squished in they can't move. I find it by far the most

comfortable option.

Jadey

> ireadthisbook wrote:

>

> I've been searching everywhere but I cannot find a sports bar that

> supports my 38DDD cup size. I usually have to where 2 bars at once to

> provide support. Sometimes it's still painful when I'm running on the

> treadmill. Anyone have any suggestions???

> Thanks,

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the chuckle - I can't find a good SPORTS BAR either that supports my

big chest! I know it is just a typo, but sometimes the simple things in life are

so funny!

>>> ireadthisbook@... 1/15/2007 11:56:51 am >>>

I've been searching everywhere but I cannot find a sports bar that

supports my 38DDD cup size. I usually have to where 2 bars at once to

provide support. Sometimes it's still painful when I'm running on the

treadmill. Anyone have any suggestions???

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

Title 9 Sports is a great source...and an old rugby buddy of mine owns it.

Personally, when I was a DDD I wore those Champion mashers. It did the

trick. I couldn¹t use the pullover to run, but I could use it to work out

with. I used the Champion hi-impact with the normal hooks to run in.

Eventually they¹d break. I remember breaking one of those during a rugby

game. You can¹t substitute in rugby so I¹m over at the side line getting

taped in as quick as they could so I could get back out on the field. Yeah,

those were the days.

> I've been searching everywhere but I cannot find a sports bar that

> supports my 38DDD cup size. I usually have to where 2 bars at once to

> provide support. Sometimes it's still painful when I'm running on the

> treadmill. Anyone have any suggestions???

> Thanks,

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Title 9 Sports is a great source

Dont know if these others were mentioned:

http://www.enell.com/

http://www.ladiesonlysports.com/sportsbras1.html

A good article at FogDog on how to measure for a sports bra:

http://tinyurl.com/2azfel

Then notice the links in the upper right to find exercise or sports

bras at their shopping section.

joni

[Guest guest]

while i'm not that size, i have had a lot of luck at www.figleaves.com

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i like the shock absorber bra -- when i work out on the mini tramp, it

keeps me from getting black eyes, KWIM? :-)

best,

~sher

[Guest guest]

Wasn't this question asked a week or so ago? I remember reading

answers to it. Try www.enell.com

- In bodyforlifewomensclub2 , " ireadthisbook "

wrote:

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> I've been searching everywhere but I cannot find a sports bar that

> supports my 38DDD cup size. I usually have to where 2 bars at once

to

> provide support. Sometimes it's still painful when I'm running on

the

> treadmill. Anyone have any suggestions???

> Thanks,

>

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