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Sports Bra Review – Moving Comfort Juno

February 3, 2014 //  by OperationMove//  1 Comment

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Recently a group of Operation Movers were invited to experience the unique fitting system and fantastic service offered at She Science. Each Mover was prescribed the best sports bra for their needs, and in the coming weeks we will share their thoughts on the products.

Chelsea says:

I consider myself to be an active person, enjoying and trying most sports. My sport of choice is netball and I have been playing it for as long as I can remember. In the last six months I have also taken up running.

Being into sports, I have tried various brands and styles of sports bras but I have never been one to spend a lot of money on them. I am the girl who goes into a large retail store and buys a bra without trying it on, hoping that it fits ok.

When i was offered the chance to go to She Science and be correctly fitted and tested for a sports bra I quickly jumped at it. I was measured first and then I was given a number of bras to try on and test. They ranged in style and brands. The staff were fabulous! I was then advised as to which bra best suited me. This was the Juno bra by Moving Comfort. It is firm, racer back (perfect for under my netball dress!!), high at the front so there isn’t any bulging, and most of all it is so comfortable.

After trying on all of these great sports bras, and then putting my old sports bra on, I was shocked at how little support my old cruddy bra gave me, the difference was incredible!!

A few days later I took my Juno bra out for a run. It was amazing, there wasn’t any bouncing or discomfort. It didn’t roll up underneath my breasts, and i didn’t get any chafing!!

I’ve been so amazed at how awesome the Juno Moving Comfort bra is, and I’ll definitely be looking at investing in a couple more.

 

She Science now offers an online store, for those who are too far away to have an in-store experience. Check out their blog for tips on how to make sure you are getting the right fit for you.

 

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