PumpEase Hands-Free Pumping Bra - Adjustable, Comfortable, Spandex Technical Fabric - Supports 2 Breast Pump Bottles & Flanges - Black & White, Size L Review

Super soft and comfortable fabric, easy to use! the narrowest setting, while S is too low at the widest setting. I would have thought the sizes might overlap in at least one setting, but there seems to be a missing size in between. If in doubt I would recommend the larger size as the tags/materials rub uncomfortably under the front clips on the smaller size.

I've tried several pump bras and they were all so chunky. Too big and bulky or too much fabric. It is wonderful! It's soft and light. It slips easily over a nursing bra or tank top for ease of handling. Clasps aren't my favorite, but they're by no means a deal breaker. Also, the pump holes are wide enough to easily fit my spectral flanges. As others have said, be sure to measure your chest before purchasing as it seems a little large. Still, both the small and medium fit me, but I prefer the…

I love this hands free bra it changes everything. I've used Momcozy bras which worked but I still had to massage and compress to fully deflate them. This bra has done most of that. Sometimes I have to coax the girls at the end of a session as the contraction decreases towards the end. I was about to resize and definitely needed to go smaller. The material is soft and silky, but if it's too big it will slide down as the milk jugs fill up. Maybe that wouldn't be a problem if I used a nursing bra?

. The fabric stretches enough that I can still slide my hands around the chest compression/massage flanges. The fabric itself is soft but the hook and eye closure sides are very itchy and can cut into my sad postpartum tummy if I don't fit tight enough The bra comes with two garter straps that don't fit very well. I'm pretty sure that if your breasts were tight enough to provide support, they would still just fall out of the bottom of the bra. of course why do i still have them to be honest. I…

I don't know what I would do without this hands free bra. It really became one of my favorite dishes after my second child was born. I pumped exclusively with my son, so I spent a lot of time on my breast pump. Thanks to this pump bra, I was able to use it for other activities and multitasking, which of course is a priority for all moms. I could bottle feed my son while pumping, eat lunch, read a book, do paperwork, whatever it was. When I got back to work I could pump and eat or talk on the…

The size is a little big, I'm glad I ordered a small one. Here are some pros and cons. Remember I only pump (7-10 times a day for 20-45 minutes each time) so this bra has been in use since June 1st when I received it in the mail and today is June 26th. PRO: I love the design. I never tire of wearing it all day long. Easy to put on. Clasps, like a regular bra. Very easy (for me) to hook all 6 hooks (quickly). I'm sure this will work with all pumps, slots seem big/fairly small (mine is a Medela)…

I bought this bra to wear with my Medela Pump in Style Advanced when I get back to work. I haven't returned to work yet, but I used this bra when I went on a late-night trip out of town without my baby. I've also used it around the house a few times since I've been pumping so I can have a supply of milk when I get back to work. Here's what I found: First, it's made of a swimsuit-like material: stretchy but (somewhat) supportive. It has 3 rows of closures, like a bra, center front so you can…