This is a compromise bra for me. I need a 30G/GG and the only way to get a sports bra in that size is custom. So, that being said, I’m pretty pleased.

Brooks makes this style in bands 32 to 44, cups C(3) to E(6), but the store I bought it at only carried 34 to 40 and no DD or E in 34s. I also tried on Fiona and Juno - again the Fiona was 34D and the Juno a 32D and 34D. The biggest problem I had with all the styles was that the straps were on the short side. I always ... need my straps let out as long as they go, but I actually could not get the Juno fastened because of the shortness of the straps and the Fiona straps were only just fastenable.

The Maia has a standard wired bra on the inside and a compression bra on the outside combining support. The straps are nice an wide over the shoulders, and the inside fabric is wick-away spacer material. The main problem I had, other than it is the wrong size is that even though I am too big for these cups, I get wrinkling in the top half. I am slightly bottom full, but more or less even, so I think you’d have to be very top full to really fit the cup. However, the outside compression layer hides all the wrinkles so at least no one will notice.

No nice velcro patch over the hooks to make it wearable without a shirt, but I never do that anyway.
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