Moving Comfort Women's Juno Bra

**Update**I started looking on the moving comfort site for correct sizing chart. Their chart is COMPLETELY different than traditional bra sizing that I have experienced. Had I known this I would have ordered a 38 A. I am going to try and re-order and see if that works for me. Will let you all know how it goes. Again I am typically a 34DD in normal US bra sizing.**Previous Review**Pros: Extremely sturdy fabric while also being soft on the skin, well made, great construction.Cons: Sizing is off. I am 5'8" 155lbs and wear a 34DD. I ordered true to size, big mistake. I measured the band, it is only 28inches (see pic). For reference I measured my other bras to compare, they were also a few inches shorter than 34, but they are made from way stretchier material. This material is too sturdy to skimp by a full 6 inches and expect it to stretch.When I send this baby back and get a bigger size it will be great. Just beware of sizing. Also don't try it on alone if you want to survive. I had to get my boyfriend to help me get if off because I legitimately got stuck in it. Bra fail.

I bought this bra in a black 34B, so this review is based on that size.I'm into high-impact sports. Running, horseback riding, martial arts, plyometric training with lots of jumping.. You name it, I do it. I've gone through so many bras in the past few years, looking for ones that hold the girls down, yet keep them looking something like boobs, and not pancakes. This bra is the closest I've come to a "perfect" bra, in terms of good compression and encapsulation.Few things I really like:1) It actually does a great job of giving shape. I've had bras in the past that held everything down, but it got this squished, odd sort of look that was not flattering under any shirt. This bra actually gives some shape, so you could wear it under anything, and still look like you've got boobs and not two wilting pancakes on your chest look. Awesome.2) The impact resistance is great. I've taken this bra out on some long runs, and the girls did not move. The material for the band beneath is thick and sturdy, yet not overly tight, so you get a really good sense of control and stability.3) I liked the fact that the band underneath is adjustable, like a regular bra, with clasps. It keeps the elastic from wearing down from being too tight, and makes the overall fit much more individual.4) The straps and razorback design are VERY comfortable on the shoulders, and the open mesh in the back wicks away moisture pretty well. I seriously felt like I wasn't wearing a bra at all, and that hasn't happened with a sports bra in a loooooong time. Actually, ever, I think.Some cons:1) The material in the front which does so well with holding things in and giving shape is a bit thick. Which on hot days and long runs, can leave a lot of sweat going on up front. Not that big of a deal, but in the more extreme heat, I've found I've had little rivers going on in there.2) The material in the front tends to ride down, which, if you have "armpit fat" (or any fat that hangs out above your boobs near the sides of your arms, which doesn't have to be a lot), means that you can end up looking a bit odd, since the material will slide down and push the fat up. It doesn't both me while I'm running, because I don't notice, but whenever I'm done, I look in the mirror and go "Damn, I didn't realize I had that much fat there." For women who don't have that issue, ignore this, but I've always had that issue with every bra, so I figured I'd mention it for the few others out there who might also suffer that dreaded "armpit fat" thing.Other than the little things, this is a GREAT bra for high-impact sports. I actually wish I could buy several more, but I'll have to wait a bit until I have more money. Seriously recommend these. Buy one. Now.

Love these bras. I've worn them for the last 6 years and through two pregnancies. They last forever and provide great support. A great option for a nursing mom as the velcro strap can be easily undone to pull down one side.

I run 4-5 days a week, usually between 3 and 13 miles. I've tried a bunch of other sports bras, including the Panache one, the "high-impact" ones from Lulus, and the zip-up one from VS. Juno is the only one I will wear to races or on longer runs. However, when I run more than ~8 miles or so, I get chafing/bleeding if I forget to slather body glide on. I can't really compare the chafing to other sports bras though, since this is the only bra I wear on longer runs.

I have owned a Juno in many different sizes (pregnancy, nursing, post baby, loss of baby weight....) multiple babies. I love Juno. I don't move! It's hard to run and bounce around when my boobs about give me black eyes. But with Juno, that doesn't happen. After my last baby was done nursing, I wore my Juno all day everyday, and I had no problems drying up, it was the best! I recommend anyone who doesn't like to get black eyes while working out, to buy a Juno!

This is a great bra for larger breasted women. I just had a baby and I'm breastfeeding so my breasts grew about 2 cup sizes to a 38DD. Oof. So none of my old sport bras fit. I had a movin comfort Fiona bra that I loved but since my boobs are huge this bra looked like it had a bit more coverage. It fits very well and true to size. Soft fabric yet very sturdy. Not too much stretch so the girls don't bounce. I like the adjustable Velcro straps so I can get it as tight as I need. I do a lot of high impact workouts and ride horses so keeping the bounce factor down was a huge concern. The straps are not elastic so they give good strong support. It's somewhat molded but not solid molded cups so you don't have torpedo boobs or a uniboob, although that never really bothered me as long as they were well contained! The only complaint I do have is that you have to pull this bra on over your head as the straps are connected in the back. Then you have to do up the clasp part like a regular bra. So it's kind of awkward to get on and off. I have to undo the straps, pull it over my head, twist the bra around to the front of me and do up the clasp part, then twist it back around and do up the straps again. But it fits really well and offers great support so I can deal with it. I just wish they had made it like a regular clasp and hook bra and not a combo of a pull on and clasp. So far it's held up very well to washing. Well worth the money to get a good bra.

The only bra I've known to help. I'm not particularly big (36DD - measure as per their guidelines) but have searched and search for a decent supportive bra. I can't fault this bra, nothing moves, I've found it an essential item at times of the month when any bust jiggling can be painful. Can't recommend more highly - good quality product. I did find the label itched a bit but I cut it out and it's fine. Feels a bit constrictive when I first put it on, but that passes almost immediatley and I can't imagine how I managed before. Well, I can, I used to cross my arms across my chest! Well worth the money.

Overall: Great sports bra that you can breastfeed easily in.Pros: Comfy bra, lots of support, machine washable. The shoulder straps attach to the top of the cups at the front by a strap that you push through a button hole then fold up and velcro (so that you can adjust the size to suit) - this means you can BREASTFEED EASILY in this bra.Cons: It is a bit of a wriggle to get on and off, as you have to put it on over your head, then do up the 'normal' bra buckle to tighten - can be tricky when sweaty / achy arms. It can be fiddly to get the velcro straps back through the button holes after breast feeding.

Based on the reviews, I went up a band size and down a cup size. I normally take a 36E or DD depending on the bra style. But for this I got it in a 38DD. The band sits perfectly with no chaffing. The broad straps certainly sit comfortably and don't cut in during all that Hiit workouts. Whenever I feel like I could use less jiggle, I just need to reposition the velcros of the straps! I can do this in a split of a second during my Hiit intervals. Really convenient! I've never felt such comfort and support with a sports bra like I have with Moving comfort Juno. I've found my holygrail sports bra. The fact that the straps undo completely as well, have helped me to get into the bra easily (step in and pull up). I've got really tight shoulder muscles and slip disc injuries in my neck. So no more weird neck and shoulder cramps while being caught in my bra and needing to yell for help / hanging out in that position until the cramp subsides.

This is the best sports bra I've ever had. Very supportive, durable (even after a year of regular use) and comfortble. Well worth the expense.

These bras are excellent for large breasts. The adjustable straps are genius.