This is a 15 year old bra, by the way, so the band may have stretched, but - talk about dollar value! I am not the kind of person to do high impact sports every week, but it has been worn and washed an average of once every six weeks for fifteen years. I have two and other than one eyelet (the bottom one, of course) being a tiny bit loose on one of the two, they are both still in excellent shape.

The fit is a little small in the cups and a bit big in the band - as I usually wear 30GG - but being compression style and wireless (and being two sizes smaller on one side) it works. No bounce. At all. I can fit both hands under the band, but as I’m usually breathing heavy when I wear them and as the compression means they still never move anyway, I like the looser band.

I have worn them daily for four to six day backpacking trips where I wear them from wake up to bed time (usually undoing the top 6 hooks after we stop hiking for the day) and I did find the compression a little uncomfortable - slightly sore nips by day’s end - but I found it worth it for the total freedom of just not having to think about my boobs in mixed company. I guess it is a combination of personal comfort with compression style in the first place (I do not have sensitive breast tissue generally) and just getting used to the feeling.

Plus, being able to fit in the cute sporty athletic tops made for flat chested women without having to buy sizes so big I float is a total bonus!

I call these my “harness” and would never leave home without it. I just can’t get comfortable in other non-supportive sports bra and have taken to wearing them for medium intensity exercise like brisk walking, biking, downhill skiing, and canoeing too. If only they made a bathing suit.....

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