By Beth Dreher
From Health magazine
From Health magazine
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Details:
$60; www.enell.com
Support:
Above average, thanks to the superclose fit and 11 hook-and-eyes in front.
Comfort:
Extreme compression and dense polyester-spandex material combine for poor sweat-wicking and next to no breathability. Plus, the superwide straps aren’t adjustable.
Looks:
Ugh. Fabric nearly up to your collarbone and shininess that recalls an 80s prom gown.
Sizes:
32C to 50DDD
Download our handy chart comparing the six bras we tested.
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By Beth Dreher
Comments (3)
who cares how ugly it is? wear a shirt! I’m a 34 HH and this bra makes me feel as if I have no breasts! Sometimes i wear it just to clean the house because it “lightens the load” soooo much!
I love, love love this ugly, shiny, amazing bra!
I am a runner and I just recently got implants, I tried several bras without success (high impact and recommended for running), I finally spent the money and got an enell bra,…amazing! worth the $$. And now they have a non-shiny one! This bra should be more well known for the big busted athletic type!
I run about 20 miles per week and the only way I can do it comfortably is with the Enell bra. I spent years trying different sports bras because I am a 34G. I have tried two of the other bras on this survey (or at least the then current model by the same manufacturer) and they don’t compare at all to the Enell. I highly recommend this bra for the big “busted” girl who still wants to exercise and have an active, healthy lifestyle!