Ultimate Support and Comfort - AKAMC Women's Removable Padded Strappy Sports Bra: The Perfect Activewear for Women's Yoga Sessions Review

Excellent product. Delivered on time and very well packaged. It fits as expected with very good support. The pads are removable and covered with the same material as the bras. Without ditch and protrusion. Nothing. Very convenient. I wear them to the gym and rest at home. I don't feel comfortable without a bra and I'm tired of rummaging through everything with underwires. Besides, they look great. Amazing alternative. I hand wash them and line/air dry for durability and shape/shape retention…

I hate wearing bras and rarely walk around the house. I have a lung condition and I can't bear to wear anything that feels constricting or tight - I feel like I can't breathe properly. However, sometimes a bra is necessary. The material is so soft and stretchy that it doesn't stretch at all, but provides enough support. I liked the first 3 I bought so much that I bought 3 more. You can't beat the price and they appear to be well made.

These look very good, but unfortunately they are too small for me. For example, I haven't even tried them on "too small". I usually wear medium sized sports bras, but I ordered a size up because I wanted a more comfortable, relaxed fit, but I think I also needed XL. The colors in the picture differ from what I actually received. I wouldn't mind, but I'm sending them back for another reason. The description doesn't list any colors and the choice is only for "5 packs", so I guess no one can…

I'm used to the Hanes Bandini but these are hard to find these days. Similar in comfort and fit, these racerbacks are made from the same nylon webbing. Like the Hanes Bandini, this tab does not roll. I even slept in one and it rolled forward slightly lol what the heck is that? I'm 5'8" and 160 pounds with a B cup. I'm medium height. and medium in the sizing chart so being familiar with the nylon fabric they are made of I went with medium and they fit perfectly. Note. This nylon fabric lasts…

Slightly more compression than I expected from a medium support sports bra but I don't experience any pain while running/jumping or anything else It might be more helpful to those who do. Nice wide shoulder strap so it doesn't push out fat like the top of a muffin. Belts are sometimes fully or partially visible on tank tops, depending on the style, but this isn't usually a problem in casual wear. I would recommend tossing them in the washing machine in a lingerie mesh bag as I always end up…

I don't often write reviews but they deserve a mention. I don't have enough boobs to really warrant "legitimate" bras. I also don't have the patience to try on a million hoping to find something flattering and comfortable that doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Check the size chart like many others! I've never worn anything plus size but I'm so glad I trusted the reviews! The big one is perfect for me. IF I buy a regular bra I usually wear a 36A or 34B. I usually wear small sports bras. For…

Update: I've loved them for a month now. So comfortable, stayed intact after washing and hanging to dry, love the material. I tried on one of my oldest (non-wired) bras and found it very uncomfortable. I live in these things even when I go out. Deff is glad I took the risk. And you won't notice a little lining through the clothes. I even wore a white t-shirt over a white one and they weren't visible. I'll probably get more in the future. If they do it with tank straps, I want them. So I think…

I knew I was risking buying a sports bra with thin straps. I've been wearing my grandmother's sports bras for as long as I can remember. I'm a massage therapist so I use my traps all the time and they always hurt so the flimsy strap tends to get caught. That's why I say they're comfortable enough. Also, if you know the story of the princess and the pea, I'm a lot like her. I pay a lot of attention to how things feel on my body, so I can feel if something is just a little bit off. So if you…