Plus Cup Sizes

The number-one worry for fuller busts is the strap that saws into the shoulder after an hour and the sense of bounce with every move. A study found that a lack of support keeps nearly one woman in four from exercising. These bras answer with wide straps that spread the load, a structured back and an underbust band that anchors the support without squeezing the ribcage.

Three things set them apart. First the cup grid, from 34B to 36D, built for a real fit rather than an approximate S-M-L that leaves fuller busts out. Then support that spreads the bust instead of crushing it, checked in a forward bend and a leaning position, when support usually gives out. Finally pads that stay put, a racerback or cross-back depending on the model, and a breathable fabric that wicks sweat on longer sessions.

To choose, start from your activity and the support it calls for. For yoga and pilates, light support follows every posture in the FLOW range, without compressing or leaving marks. For general training, aim for medium support with PULSE. For HIIT and running, high support limits bounce on jumps and sprints, to pair with STRIDE running leggings. Take your usual band and cup; if you're between two, the detailed size guide is on each product page.

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