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Non Wired Sports Bra (7341)

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  1. 1
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    28F

    Fits

    During my journey to find a bra that fits, I also decided to find a sports bra that fits. I decided to compare the top 3 companies for sports bras recommended on r/ABraThatFits: Panache, Freya, and Shock Absorber. My main goal was to find a sports bra suitable for running. For reference, I'm projected, FOB, center full, narrow roots, petite (4'11"), and normal bra size UK 28F.

    This is my second Panache non-wired sports bra review, and it was purchased through Poshmark in gently used condition. After getting my first Panache sports bra, I knew I needed to have another one to rotate for running. I love the color ... combination on this bra compared to the black one I have. The colors are very clean and vibrant. Hopefully, the white doesn't get discolored with use.

    I love the fit and shape of this bra! The band and cups are true to size and provide a very uplifting shape. I find the wireless bra to be more comfortable for running compared to the underwire Panache sports bra, since my ribs are bony. This bra is great at wicking away sweat and holds the ladies in place!

    I've posted links to my reviews of the other sports bras below for easier reference:
    Panache Non-wired 28F black version: http://bra.pe/X2fK/
    Panache Underwired 28E: http://bra.pe/X2fI/
    Freya Epic Moulded 28F: http://bra.pe/X2ks/
    Freya Active 28E: http://bra.pe/X2jM/
    Shock Absorber Multi 30E: http://bra.pe/X2jL/

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      That's really pretty. I size down in the wired version from 34E to 34DD because I dont have enough top fullness to come even close to.filling it out and with my narrow roots the wires arent a problem a size down. Is this one as full on top as the wired??

    • confused This one is not as full on top as the wired, which is why it works so well for me! I can wear my normal UK size in this sports bra.

      I tried to size down for the wired version too, but the cups ended up being too small. I ended up purchasing my normal size in the wired version again after seeing a really good sale on Amazon just to try it one more time. I'm hoping it will fit if I use the racerback, but we'll see! At least there's free returns with Amazon.

    • Its structured enough that if its empty some who would know lol as long as it supports you!

    • I saw in Amazon this bra in HH and J cups do you hear anything?

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    34H

    Hasn't set fit

    I decided to get 34H the 32H was good in band but when I get it in raserback it doesn’t covered all my bust updates it’s better to stay with 32H I have more secure to the band the 34 stretch out and I get it to tighten hook

    Updated on Sep 25, 2019 Flag this


    • do you still have it?

    • Unfortunately not

    • maraki what do you recommend similar to this in 30J?

    • I have 32HH in 5021 and some 30J

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    38H

    Didn't fit

    I've worn the wireless Panache Sport before, so I thought I knew all about how large and tall the cups would be.

    This bra has some of the wildest and worst scaling I have ever seen. The cups could be easily two inches shorter without issue. It's just so ridiculously tall.

    Band stretches more than long enough for a 38 band but is a very stiff elastic so I need an extender to fasten it, same as before. It does keep everything pretty well in place, and I do like the colors. The cups are just ludicrously tall. Panache, get your act together and figure out your scaling towards the top of your band/cup range.

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    Updated on Sep 16, 2019 Flag this


    • Hello you don’t get any pictures from this I think is very good bra I write my review down in 34H maybe I got one size down to tryout

    • That's great that you like it in a very different size. I'm familiar with this bra, as I said. I had it in a different size for several years. It's already sized down quite a bit. The scaling on it is still screwed up.

    • Hi I think I try one size down to see how it fits I am very confused about this bra you must add pictures to see others women

    • I don't need to add pictures, I've been on here a long time and that has never been a requirement unless someone is asking for fit advice, which I am not. If I went down further in the cup it would be too small. It is 100% a scaling issue as the Panache Sport is well-known for having very tall cups.

    • I understand that iam here along time me too.panache has very good fit but the size is strange iam 29 band and the smallest I got is 32 .i try shock acrosber this was out there I goes 36 and 38 .i write a review 34H I try one size down and see if you want take a look to tell me your opion

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    30FF

    Fits

    Panache Sport (non wired and wired) are my favorite bras so far. They are so comfortable and fit so nicely. I pretty much wear them as a T-shirt bra. They work pretty well as sports bras, too. There's a clip on the straps for extra support when needed.
    My only complaint is that they're too high up to wear v-neck and other lower-cut clothes.

    Grey/Floral colorway

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    30GG

    Didn't fit

    This bra was a huge failure and basically exactly matches the long review from another lady who has the 30G

    I can't fill the bottom, there is a very odd fold that is both unattractive and causes discomfort and weird fit.

    The racerback is both pointless and very uncomfortable, not matter what length the strap.

    The straps don't adjust short enough.

    There is no seperation between the girls, but I wasn't expecting that anyways. Just something to keep in mind.

    There was no support from jiggling and it seems like running is just as painful as any other plain bra.

    I cant even wear this as a lounge bra. It's a huge no. I'm quite disappointed as I do need something to tie them down and give support for gym, but oh well. Panache, I'm disappointed for once https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" />

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    Updated on Jul 28, 2015 Flag this


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  6. I bought this bra for its supposed comfort and support. It did not disappoint !
    The first thing I loved was the straps' placement: it doesn't slide off my shoulders as my Cleo bras as it's placed closer to the the neck. I didn't try the J-hook yet so I can't give my review on that.
    The molded cups are very comfortable and it doesn't enhance the unevenness of my breasts like usual molded bras do because it's not stiff at all.
    The central gore doesn't separate my breasts at all, which is not a problem for me.
    The band with 3-hooks closure is supportive as it should, without being uncomfortable ... or leaving red marks.
    It minimizes my breasts a bit by bringing them together closer to my chest, which is not a bad thing either.

    I almost have a quad-boob effect in this bra because I lost some pounds and my previous cup size was HH. But they don't do the Sports bras in my size yet and it would have been too big anyways I think. The slight breast tissue excess doesn't bother me though because it's only noticeable by me.

    When worn under clothes, this bra looks smooth enough, but it's a little visible. I have the black one with the multicolored wings and both the straps and the wings flash their colors under light-colored clothes, but it's not an issue.

    The only thing I can complain about, is that it doesn't completely immobilize my breasts: I still get bounces in this bra, but I can't compare it to any other sports bra except the wired Panache version I got later, because this non-wired bra is my first sports bra ever. But the wired version seems to do a better job at reducing the bounces, even though it's the same size but the wired is a bit too big for me. I wonder if the fault is the bra's or my squishy soft breast tissue's ?
    But as I don't use it for "real" physical exercises (only for the occasional bike ride, activities that ask for a bit of physical effort, and everyday use), the lack of a strong bounce control doesn't bother me.

    This bra dries very quickly when washed, to the point that I can wear it on the morning after if I wash it in the evening and let it hang dry in the shower for the night. I suppose it proves its breathability.

    I like how this bra looks, although for practical everyday wear I'd prefer a plain black version.
    I will buy another one even if it's my most expensive bra, that's for sure !

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    30G

    Fits

    I love the pattern on this bra. It is really the best looking sports bra I've ever seen, so I can't compliment it more on appearance. It is also very well made and sturdy. The J-hook is not something I'd ever look for in a bra, but I can see it being useful mainly because it allows the straps to get even tighter and improves side support.

    The bra is an almost perfect fit for me. The support I get from it is excellent. Previously, I had only worn compression bras. Even though I know the encapsulation style is better/healthier, I can only accept a sports bra if ... it stops movement and bounce and this one does.

    Since I have already reviewed the Panache Sport Sports Bra (5021) , I will put some comparisons here. The coverage is full at the top and sides, so the side panels don't jut outwards like they did for me on the 30FF - Panache Sport » Sports Bra (5021) and I don't quadboob out of it. The J-Hook also does not hurt me on this model, while it did on the wired version. Furthermore, the wired version was notably uncomfortable on the straps for me. They are very scratchy and irritating on my skin. I was getting bad red marks right away. I also found the underwire uncomfortable on my ribs. The non-wired version has none of these issues.

    I was concerned from reading other reviews that this bra would not be suitable for someone short in stature and with high roots. I would say that it is not *perfect*, but it still does the job. If the straps could tighten about one more inch, it would be ideal. Also, I think short women will find that they have to really make sure the bra band - because of lack of underwire - is positioned as high as possible against their IMF to avoid wrinkling at the bottom of the cup. Unlike compression bras, the lack of underwire here requires some positioning to get the right cup fit, at least for me. But once it's on, it's not going anywhere.

    This is partly because the band at 30" is very snug; tighter than I would want for comfort in a regular bra. I can only speak for it as new and unwashed. I haven't worn it enough to test it for longer. I have a 29" underbust and 28.5 tight underbust (not much squish). If you have 30 or above I would recommend sizing up in the band.

    I can't stress enough how great it looks on. I love the black with geo pattern. I'm not a fan of solid black sports bras, so this adds something different even though I'm not likely to wear it without a shirt. I still like knowing it's pretty. The seams on the bra are somewhat visible through a shirt, but for sportswear I really don't mind that.

    If I had to nitpick, my only concern is that there is still a little wrinkling at the base of the cup. They are probably a tad wide and shallow for me. I don't feel it when I'm wearing it and it doesn't affect support, but when I take the bra off, I can see some creases forming on the inside of the foam cup, even after only a couple minutes of wear. (It is not a cup size issue and in fact this problem was worse for me in the 30FF). I don't know what that will mean for longevity. I hope it will be ok. Finally, how the heck am I going to pack this ginormous bra into my luggage?!

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    32DD

    Didn't fit

    I am a fan of the wired and non-wired Panache Sport bras, but I am starting to like the non wired best. It stays in place better during my workouts and just seems to fit better. I can wear 30DD, 30E and 32DD pretty comfortably in these. The 30 bands are better, but the 32DD is a bit more comfortable and cups fit best. Technically speaking, I think the 30E is the best fit (my usual UK size). Try the non wired if the wired version was a problematic fit for you.

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    • i just bought one of these and worry about which size i should get, i didn't know weather to get a 32D or 32DD, are they really that similar that it probably doesn't matter much? i guess the 32DD just has more "coverage" right?

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      That is essentially true. I find the main difference here is more coverage, but it also might depend on how projected you are. Sometimes if I go too big the tip of the cup is empty, but with this bra it isn't super noticeable. If I go a cup size down for better fit, I get a little bit of underarm fat protruding, which I hate, but that is something I deal with in all sports bras. The smaller cup is usually better support, though, so I am tending to go more in that direction these days.

    • That is essentially true. I find the main difference here is more coverage, but it also might depend on how projected you are. Sometimes if I go too big the tip of the cup is empty, but with this bra it isn't super noticeable. If I go a cup size down for better fit, I get a little bit of underarm fat protruding, which I hate, but that is something I deal with in all sports bras. The smaller cup is usually better support, though, so I am tending to go more in that direction these days.

    • That is essentially true. I find the main difference here is more coverage, but it also might depend on how projected you are. Sometimes if I go too big the tip of the cup is empty, but with this bra it isn't super noticeable. If I go a cup size down for better fit, I get a little bit of underarm fat protruding, which I hate, but that is something I deal with in all sports bras. The smaller cup is usually better support, though, so I am tending to go more in that direction these days.

    • That is essentially true. I find the main difference here is more coverage, but it also might depend on how projected you are. Sometimes if I go too big the tip of the cup is empty, but with this bra it isn't super noticeable. If I go a cup size down for better fit, I get a little bit of underarm fat protruding, which I hate, but that is something I deal with in all sports bras. The smaller cup is usually better support, though, so I am tending to go more in that direction these days.

    • thank u for your reply. i got my 32DD in the mail today and yes, i do seem to have a little empty space at the tip of the cup AND the cups are cutting into my armpit fat a little and i'm thinking if it was a cup size smaller that armpit fat section would be even more painful.
      so thank u for helping me not worry about it too much :)

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    32F

    Hasn't set fit

    I've been searching for a good sports bra. I originally got the regular wired Panache sports bra and while it fit, the high gore of the wires irritated my sternum, so I decided to try this instead. When I first put it on it was quite snug which is to be expected but it wasn't terribly tight. I've worn it a few times now and I've gotten used to it.

    The inner molding gave me a lifted, forward projecting shape that is quite flattering. The only drawback is that the inside is all shaped foam molding and it can get kind of hot especially when I'm used to cheap compression bras that are quite thin.

    The bra gives great support and holds everything in place. I think its also a very attractive bra that has a cool, sporty look to it.

    Black/Geo colorway

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    32GG

    Hasn't set fit

    I really wanted to like this bra.

    I think it fit okay. It still felt very firm, despite being a larger size than the 30GG - Panache Sport » Sports Bra (5021) I own, but the boob separation on this was nonexistent for me.

    I might need a larger cup size -- that's certainly possible, checking on the depth. But either way, the gore floated uselessly, not firm enough to get between my boobs, and I wound up with a sports bra that had no separation. https://d28qt14g3opchh.cloudfront.net/smileys/icon_sad.gif" alt=":(" /> Miserably uncomfortable, and I'm sure I would have wound up with some chafing if I had tried to actually exercise in this.

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    Updated on Feb 03, 2015 Flag this


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      I'm curious, does it have a special feature allowing it to tack somehow? Because typically only underwired bras have gores that can tack. I've never tried on or seen a nonwired bra that had a gore that had the ability to tack, but if Panache had designed this to try to make it tack (even if it is not that successful) I'd be very curious to know how they did it.

    • I mean, it does have a gore -- it feels like it's made out of the same memory foam kinda material as the separate cups themselves. Another review on here said it kept her comfortably separated. It would probably work better on someone with wider-set breasts. I've got about a fingertip to spare between mine.

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      I'm not sure if you're referring to my review, or not, but I never said it separated. When I wear it, it keeps the side tissue at the forefront. Because of my shape, having that side tissue not stuffed into my armpits is more important to me than having a lot of separation. So the gore doesn't tack on me. It wouldn't in the original Wired Sport either, because it's just not made for that. I've actually never seen a reviewer of the original Sport have success with that.

      If separation is a must, the Freya brand sports bra would be better. I've heard it has firmer and higher wires. It has more structure than the Sport.

    • 1

      Yeah I took the opportunity earlier this week to check out some of the unwired options at Nordstrom Rack where they typically have a lot of full bust sports bras, and although they do have that gore-ish piece, without a wire that piece is not going to stay rigid enough to sit flat on the torso. Really I did not see any nonwired sports bras that looked designed to ensure full separation. I LOOOOOVE nonwired choices for many purposes and always try to suggest it as an option to try, because I think us full bust folks do miss out on some good solutions by automatically ruling them out, but if separation is 100% essential for someone then I really would not steer them to an unwired bra. It's just not going to do that unless you are really at the far (small) end of the boob volume spectrum.

    • littlechichend Huh! Well, the other Sport separated me. :|a

      My big issue with sports bras is weird straps.

      http://www.ebay.com/itm/Freya-Active-AA4891-Black-Moulded-Racer-Back-Sports-Bra-Sizes-28-to-40-DD-H-Cups-/350916194398

      like this.

      I also have a Natori "convertible" sports bra, but the way its straps work also annoys me. They don't adjust down like a normal bra, but "clip" down, and the excess strap either goes under the bra (which I couldn't get to stop rumpling uncomfortably) or on top (which is unstable -- the hooks unhooked on me).

      :\

      wendybien thanks for the additional info!

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