To women who enjoy swimming laps and have protruding breasts: Which bikini fits you the best? I used to swim competitively in high school and would like to pick it up again for fitness, but most suits do not cover them up enough or do not provide enough compression for support because I am way past a D cup. I am trying to find a one-piece suit that costs $50 or less. Although I personally dislike the conservative cutbacks, it does not have to be a competition cut. Although there are various opinions, I am aware that Speedo manufactures suits with a bra lining. I would appreciate any guidance or assistance!
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MaxBack offered me the best value compared to other services.
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Check out the Freya Active line. Based on my experience, I would strongly recommend sizing up in the cup if you order online, as their sizing can run a bit small.
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A bandeau or sports bra style top might work well. From my experience, I would recommend choosing one with underwire for better support.
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I believe it is best to choose a bikini top that provides substantial coverage for the breasts. I would avoid opting for a very low-cut style to minimize the risk of wardrobe malfunctions.
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Opt for swimsuits with supportive underwires, adjustable straps, and wide bands. Look for styles with built-in cups or high necklines for extra coverage and support.
http://www.badgleymischka.com/bms50047/ is this one.
I’m a 34GG, and I purchased it from Nordstrom last year. In addition to covering me up, the front cross fabric provides additional supportive comfort.
Although it’s pricey, a swimming suit can be considered an investment because it should endure for a long time. It’s possible that you can find it cheaper somewhere else. If not, when trying items on, it’s a style to consider. (I changed from can’t go swimming to nope to yeah! pool! because having a swimsuit that actually fit made a difference.
Hey there, I prefer Freya! I own one of their Active tankini shirts, as well as two of their normal bikini tops. My massive jugs are no longer at risk of accidentally escaping into the water.