Calvin Klein Women's Performance Moisture Wicking Medium Impact Sports Bra vs Under Armour Infinity Mid Sports Bra

I love these so much that I ordered four!! I’ve been looking for sports bras that don’t pull on the shoulders, have support, and don’t gape with the band. These are IT!!!! If you’re looking for a sports bra that fit the above criteria, look no further and cart these CK ones!

I need a lot of compression to keep the chachas from moving, because more movement means more pain. But most high-impact bras with the support I need give me uniboob like CRAZY. And I didn’t go through this stupid surgery to end up with uniboob. On the flip side, most bras with molded cups end up looking weird and make my boobs look like they’re trying to escape

I love the quality and lightness of this sports bra but my normal size was too small. I am under 5 foot and weigh 110 pounds so I normally wear a small size. I had to bump up to medium. That fit well and I'm enjoying both the gray and black in the summer heat in Phoenix

The first one of these I ordered per the sizing chart, which recommended a Small for me. When that came, it was almost comically too small, and I couldn't even close the band, despite having measured. So, back it went for a medium, which was an improvement. My issue with this bra is that I found it a hassle to put on

As a C cup, this was not at all for any sort of fitness. It is not protective or supportive, however, it is insanely comfortable as a day to day bra.

I like the material, i like the comfort, but it was kind of snug. My chiropractor asked if the strap was too tight, because of my shoulder/neck sore. I normally wear a medium, I got medium and adjusted the straps, were still a little tight. Washes well, low spin, low/medium temperature, dry on delicate/normal

This guy is easy to put on and take off, and you're getting this information from a gal who has arthritis in the back and a neck and shoulders that can freeze with the wrong movement. Reaching behind my car seat can put me in a bad way for weeks. A little trick I've learned is to straighten out the material after getting it over your head and before pulling it down the rest of the way. When the material is bunched up it's tougher to work down and you're going to do the one arm in the air dance around in circles trying to grab enough to pull it down

I'm 37 years old, I have a *few* years experience putting on bras and clasping them behind me. I don't know if it was just the material being stretchy or maybe I'm just too fat (Never been fat in my life), who knows, but trying to clasp three clasps on material that is constantly trying to pull away from you is frustrating, at best.