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Lululemon TaTa Tamer Bra, $58 Built like your everyday bra with molded cups (bye-bye, uniboob!), adjustable straps, and hook-and-eye back closure, this high-impact bra lifts, separates, and shapes, keeping even D-cups in check with-out squishing. It’s a bit pricey, but you can wear it to work as well as to work out. Sizes: 32C–36DD![Most Supportive]()
ASICS Abby Bra, $42 Hop, skip, run — when you’re sporting this compression bra, you can do it all. The knitted mesh offers a firm fit that minimizes bounce and increases ventilation so you won’t overheat. And the cups are padded for a little extra size boost. Sizes: XS–XL![Most Sweat Resistant]()
UnderArmour Stability Bra, $40 We love how well this bra handles wetness. Not only does this stretchy nylon-blend fabric pull moisture away from the skin, but it also dries super-fast so you don’t chafe much. Our testers’ only wish: that the vertical seams that run along the cups didn’t show through a shirt. Sizes: S–XL![Most Comfortable]()
Saucony Motion Sensor Bra, $45 Made of an incredibly soft polyester-and-spandex blend, this bra scores big in the comfort department. Plus, its stay-in-place crisscross straps won’t dig in to your skin. We’d buy multiples if it came in more than black or white. Sizes: 32B and C; 34B–40DD![Most Natural]()
Moving Comfort Vixen Bra $36–$38 With this überfeminine bra, you may be tempted to wear it sans top. Simple details like bold colors, piping, and a V-neck give it style. Strange-but-true green bonus: its interior cups are made from recycled coffee grounds. Sizes: A/B S–XL; C/D S–XLHow to Choose the Best Sports Bra for You
Finding a fitness bra can be tough. We tested dozens of the newest ones to make sure they won’t dig in, rub you raw, or let you bounce (ouch). READ: The Naked Sports Bra Read on for five that get the job done:
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