Women's Juno Sports Bra

I've been wearing moving comfort Fiona bras for years because they were pretty much the only bra I could find that was comfortable and supportive for my small frame/large cup size. I'd tried Juno on in the past but it was impossible to get it on and off. When I saw the reviews for the Brooks model said it was easier to get on/off I decided to give it a shot. I normally wear a 30 band size but decided to play it safe and go with a 32 since I had struggled to get it on before--if it wasn't supportive enough for running I could wear it for less impact sports. First-it was way easier to get on/off. Second wore it for my first run and it's supportive and comfortable. My one complaint is the sewing/cut of the bra. The front of the bra on the top puckers out a little bit but that isn't the end of the world. The back is another story. It does not matter how tight I make the shoulder straps or which setting I put the hooks on, it puckers A LOT. It looks like the stitching on the back was not lined up correctly because it's definitely not too tight.

Yes, I would recommend this!

I love this bra! I'm a 36DD and I've always worn two bras because I hate any sort of bounce when i run. This bra has very minimal bouncing and it keeps everything in place so the little bouncing that does occur I don't even feel it. I wish i had found this bra sooner!

Yes, I would recommend this!

I do like this bra. The Fabric is terrific. It is different to put on but i found a system. One thing u am not sure about is the gap i have at the top. I needed something to wear to work as i am constantly moving and did not want an underwire.

Yes, I would recommend this!

I'm not a small girl and this bra sure does the trick keeping "the girls" in their place. I LOVE IT. Its supportive and really comfortable. It's my go-to bra!

Yes, I would recommend this!

I have bought this bra in many colors. It is my go to whenever I go running. No bouncing. No chafing. Just an enjoyable run.

Yes, I would recommend this!

I wanted to like the old Juno bra, but it was such a struggle to get it on or off that was not a fan. This version is a big improvement. It's much easier to get on. The fabric is also much softer and feels great on long runs. My only criticism is that even on the shortest setting, the straps are still a little long. It works ok now, but as it stretches out I may need to add some additional velcro.

I. Love. This. Bra. I am 5'6", 145 ish and my typical bra size is 34 DD. I bought this in my regular size after reading reviews (historically had to size up in Moving Comfort/Brooks bras. It fits perfectly. I run 30-35 miles a week in Texas (hot!) and this is the first bra I've ever owned that did not chafe - seriously. I've tried almost every Moving Comfort bra ever made and this is my hands down fave. I bought two!!

I used to live in the Rebound Racer but tried this new style and LOVE it! Love it so much I bought three in two weeks! The old style was hard to get in and out of but this one is much easier. I am at the gym 5/6 days a week and this bra is perfect. It is also perfect for those with a bigger chest.

Yes, I would recommend this!

I loved the old Juno bra and was worried when I read the negative reviews of the redesigned Juno, but was desperate for new bras so went ahead and ordered. It is just as supportive as the old bra and, I thought, it's a bit more comfortable. So, I was pleasantly surprised!

Yes, I would recommend this!

I have waited to right this review until I was sure, and I am... I now have 5 of the new Juno, and clearly I'm a believer. I have a horrible time finding sports bras, and I have tried all of them- the original Juno was too hard for me to get in and out of (the opening was too narrow for my shoulders or hips... support was great but I was ripping the seams), and I can go on about the Panache, Enell, Shock Absorber, Anita, and you name it. That said, I cup sized down in the new Juno (usual band), and I tried a number of sizes before settling on the 32DD. In most bras I am a 32E, and I was re-fitted at a bra store this month so I'm still normally a 32E. I know that bra shopping can be annoying... I give up all the time and wear 2 (usually a Shock Absorber with a compression bra over), but it may take a few sizes to find your fit in this one. This bra is only slightly less supportive than the original Juno, and I wear it for everything... running (the real test), climbing, and dance. The fit is also slightly different than the original, but I have a hard time relating to all the complaints other than maybe it's hard to find the right size, or maybe when support is your number 1 goal... that's almost all you (I) care about.

Yes, I would recommend this!