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One size doesn’t fit all: Five sports bras for five activities.

Thanks to our brand partner, Triumph

If you’ve ever had to unexpectedly run to catch a bus in a delicate, lacy bralette, you’ll know that all bras are not created equal.

The same goes for sports bras.

What’s suitable for a yoga class won’t necessarily be up to the challenge of a bootcamp-style assault course.

Fortunately Triaction, the latest range of sports bras from Triumph, gets that when it comes to our boobs it’s not a one size (or crop top) fits all situation. The result? A range of sports bras that cater to different types of workouts that have your back – and your boobs! – no matter what your speed or strength.

1. Bootcamp.

Whether it’s your weekly cross fit class, a gym circuit or a Tough Mudder style course to really put you through your paces, the Triaction Extreme Lite sports bra from the Cardio Collection won’t budge.

Its ultra-lightweight and wire-free design naturally contours the body without being restrictive, while the high neckline and non-moulded cups give it an impressive 77 per cent bounce control rating.

If its functionality weren’t enough – it features a 3D powertech process which fuses multiple layers for all-round anti-bounce compression, extreme support and (above all) comfort. It looks good to, with on-trend mesh detailing that also assures moisture control. Sweat? Bring. It. On.

"The Triaction Extreme Lite sports bra from the Cardio Collection won't budge. Image: supplied.

2. Yoga.

The Triaction Racerback Twin Pack makes going to yoga twice as nice - because what better motivator is there than fancy new activewear? With contoured cups and a racerback finish, it naturally contours the body while the cushioned straps offer additional support.

Available in a mix of pretty seasonal colours, it's one bra you won't mind showing off.

3. Team sports.

From basketball to netball, hockey to footy, there's nothing soft about women's sports. Oh, except the Triaction Hybrid Lite bra. Offering a 74 per cent overall bounce control support rating (seriously, it's been tested at the United Kingdom’s University of Portsmouth’s world renowned Research Group in Breast Health), it gives great support up to a DD bust, feels light and remains comfortable while you're on the move.

It's also seriously breathable and invisible underneath our clothing or uniform - one less thing to worry about.

The Triaction Hybrid Lite bra offers a 74 per cent overall bounce control support rating. Image: supplied.

4. Running.

Ready to say goodbye to the classic "holding your boobs in an ill-fitting bra while you run" manoeuvre? The Triaction Control Boost lets you do a simple zip up and go, meaning less time worrying about the bounce (it has a 73 per cent overall bounce control rating) and more time actually running - or picking the perfect tune. The under-bust band and side panelling also mean there's no chance of slipping up - or out.

5. Barre and beyond.

When the workout gets sweaty, the person doing the workout... doesn't care because she's wearing the Triaction Seamfree Crop which features moisture management yarn that keeps the body temperature in check and wicks moisture away from the skin. Talk about a multitasker. Coming in a range of great colours, we'll take two.

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Top Comments

Lisa 7 years ago

If only sports bras catered for all women... I have so far been unable to find a sports bra that will fit my 14I sized breasts. I want to lose weight and get fit but the fact that I can't comfortably exercise impacts that. I almost suffocate doing yoga (downward dog and my boobs cover my mouth and nose) and running is very painful. I have to wear a normal bra and a crop top over it which doesn't fit all my boobs in it anyway. If you can buy a bra up to a J cup fairly easily why can't you buy a sports bra up to that size! It's time that bra manufacturers started catering to all women because what I've heard from women in lingerie shops and department stores is that they regularly have to turn customers away because they just don't stock their cup size.

the other anon 7 years ago

You should look online, there's much more options and many of my larger busted friends have found great success - they all swear by ones that do up along the front, there's also the straps that go across the top of boobs now so prevent bounce & suffocation
Fingers crossed you find something suitable!