ZeroBound High Impact Sports Bras for Women - Full Coverage, Underwire Support, Padded & Adjustable Straps - Plus Size Activewear for Running, Gym & High-Intensity Workouts

The BEST Sports Bra I have ever bought since I've gained weight these past 3 yrs. (top heavy ~ 150 lbs ~ 5' feet tall)I usually buy 36/38DD. FORTUNATELY, they mistakenly sent 38DDD, and my goodness let me tell you, that was the BEST mistake ever!I bought another one right after I tried It on.PROS:~ Fits securely & perfectly all around.~ Comes with back hooks extender, a plus.~ Full coverage around entire cleavage (boob sides & back & top coverage)~ No cleavage overflow.~ No cleavage gap.~ No back fat rolls.~ No buldging/bunching.~ Definately high impact AND full support.~ Lightly padded.~ Wide (lightly cushioned) adjustable shoulder straps DO NOT dig in (I have it on the very first top hook, since I am short)~ Beautiful details & design.CONS:~ NONENote:Might look extremely huge (if you are big busted like myself) but don't fret. it is a great fitted comfortable sporta bra. I wear it to sleep, though I add the hook extender to loosen the band so it won't feel as tight/constricted and also loosen the shoulder straps to 1-2 hooks down.Definately will continue to purchase this in the near future.I highly recommend to PLEASE measure your bust correctly/accurately with a measuring tape. Do not hold your breath or suck it in. Be relaxed. I exhailed. Majority of women purchase too small of a size than what is accurate.Wear a comfortable bra measure correctly around your band width. Maybe have someone help you (My actually band width is 36", but I buy 38" (its is perfect, I can hook it to the first hooks and it becomes a 36") At times/sometimes a 36" can be snug/tight & there is no leway to make it any looser, especially on those times of the month)Then measure your fullest part around your breast. Do not wear a bra minimizer or sports bra. You want to make sure you measure accurately around fullest part (I wore a loose cotton underwire bra, I measured 42", so that actually becomes DDD cup size, I did't realize my TRUE bra size until I actually did the measurements when I recieved it not knowing it was actually 38DDD not 38DD.)Calculate CUP Size (examples) by subtracting: (how I got my size)Subtract 36" band width (-) 42" breast fullest part = (6 inches) = DDD/F 36" band width (-) 41" breast fullest part = (5 inches) = DD/E 36" band width (-) 40" breast fullest part = (4 inches) = D