Customer Reviews Brooks Juno Bra

I have had issues with Moving Comfort sizing and this bra was no exception. I ordered my standard bra size, but it is way too big everywhere: strap and cup size. I can see the appeal of this bra with the adjustable straps. And if it fits correctly, it should provide good support with just enough padding to give me the modesty that I want. I am happy with Zappos' ordering process and shipment, as always, but this bra is being returned.

While this bra IS very supportive, it is a workout in itself to get this on. Returning this 38D in exchange for another MAIA Bra.

Great coverage for bigger chest - I ordered a 34D. It was definitely a tight fit. The bra dug into my sides underneath my armpits and caused bulging. I don't think a bigger size would have helped - the band fit perfect, the style just seemed odd on me. I'm disappointed because it felt like it would be perfect for high impact exercises, but I couldn't get over the armpit bulging. This bra is going to be returned. I'll stick with the Fiona for now.

The style and quality are good, but the fit was poor. I am a 30DD/32D and ordered a 32D in this bra. The band size was fine, but the cups were small and the fabric was stiff, tight, and uncomfortable around my armpits and shoulders. I am returning it.

I was excited to get this sports bra. I'm a 38C and it's difficult at time to find very supportive ones. The look was very nice and it was awesome that the straps were able to be adjusted in the front; however, this cut me very tight on the side (under my arm) and made the girls look very strange. Too bad, because I had high hopes on this one.

Pros: does its job. I'm a 34dd, and everything stayed put. Cons: really annoying to get on and off. Once I actually got the thing on, I had a hard time clipping the back. I eventually bought the Fiona model instead. I would recommend the Fiona over this one.

Color was great! Fit was Great! But I struggled with getting this On & Off, and "Yes", I did undo the shoulder straps before attempting placement on my body. I guess i need a more user friendly support bra! Will continue to look.

I'm torn about this bra. One the one hand, I love it, because even a B-cup such as myself has enough that really needs to be held in place so as not to damage breast tissue; and the Juno really performs on that score. I also like that the cups are molded, so you look like you have a normal chest, rather than the sad uni-boob that sports bras often lend the girls. But there is one critical downside--the bra rubs/chafes in two places--on the back where the hook band pokes me, and in the front where the little dart is right over the breastbone. It actually breaks the skin. I do have sensitive skin; but I've never had this problem before. I have to tape my skin with paper tape in those places--it's the only thing that makes a difference, but unfortunately it adds that much more prep time to my running routine, when I'd really just like to get out the door. Overall, I would try another Moving Comfort bra in a heartbeat; one that perhaps had no excess or rigid fabric sticking out (or in) in any way. But I would not purchase the Juno again.

These run small. Ilike the style. I am returning them for a larger size. I am normally a 34D and 32DD was way too tight and I had alot of spillage.

With out a doubt, Moving Comfort is my favorite brand of running bras. I own several other styles, but I ordered this one because I wanted a racerback for summer. I hate to say it, but this one is not my favorite. It is not comfortable - it digs into my back no matter how I adjust it. Sizing is not the issue. I am positive that I have the correct size. It is also not as supportive as my other Moving Comfort bras. I will stick to the Moving Comfort Fiona, even if the straps do show when I wear it with my racerback tanks!

This bra is super cute, and I have a great history with Moving Comfort Bras, but it is nearly impossible to get in and out of. Working out takes some serious motivation, and this bra is just an impediment to doing so. It may also be because I'm a 38E...larger chested girls may have a more difficult time getting into this.

I wanted to like this bra, but just couldn't. The back side of the bra was extremely scratchy, and despite ordering my usual size, I found that it squeezed me weirdly along the front edges, leaving awkward and uncomfortable bulges. Sending back! The quest for a great, comnfortable, high impact sports bra for a DD cup continues...

There is no doubt that this bra will hold you securely in place...but at what cost? The straps are very uncomfortable...there is a lot of fabric in this bra...a lot of coverage...and it all shows outside of my Adidas racerback tanks (I play tennis). I felt like there was way too much bra here to get the job done...also, I would recommend ordering up in the band size. This bra was so tight, it left unattractive areas under my arms, on my back...it was tight. I wear a 34D...maybe a 36C would have worked...but like I said, there is way too much bra here tone comfortable. I am going to stick with ordering a size down in the Nike compression bra.

Straps are too short and barely long enough to velcro. They would surely come unvelcroed during a run. I do have broad shoulders and am 5'11" but my chest is not exceptionally large. Just at 36 C because of giving birth. After I wrangled it on, which i can't imagine trying to peel off when sweaty, seems to really hold down breasts which is very important to not damage tissue or have overabundant leakage due to breastfeeding. Sadly made for small and short ladies with big boobs.

I have had such a good experience with MC's Fiona that I decided to try a racerback as well. But the Juno was terrible for me! where the Fiona was soft on my ribs, the Juno had a stiff band that pinched. Fastening the hooks was maddening. The inside of the bra felt like it was chafing before I even started moving, and my breathing felt restricted, even though I was using the same size. Returned, going to go order 3 more Fionas now.

I'm 5'2, 106, 34D, short torso. All my sports bras were 5-6 years old, definitely beyond their use, so I decided to try several MC styles in 34D or Medium: Luna, Juno, Jubralee, Fiona, Rebound Racer, Urban Xover and Vero. Most of these have favorable reviews. Here are my opinions. Luna was definitely out - cups did not fit well & overall it felt like a regular bra not a sports bra. I don't need another day bra - have plenty of great-fitting regular bras (try Soma's - they are outstanding, best bras ever!) Juno had good support, almost no movement, but the sides were too high & chafed my arms. I knew Juno would be difficult to get on/off from other reviews but once on, it felt & looked like a medieval instrument of torture, even moreso on my petite frame and short torso. Couldn't wait to extricate myself. Fiona was really disappointing - it's been their flagship bra for a long time and it looks old-school. The support seemed minimal, fabric thin, straps too bulky & overall just not that attractive. Jubralee was definitely a step up from Fiona & the best of these 4 that have the wide, 3-hook back strap, which is a pain & unattractive, probably because of my small frame. Jubralee had the most support, little movement, the sides were lower & didn't chafe, the straps are much thinner, softer & smoother, and it's comfortable. The only complaint is all the excess fabric on the inside of the cups, which is just weird. Other reviewers commented on the same. Maybe I need to try a C cup. It's a possible keeper but I wish it had cups like Juno & a smaller back strap. The Rebound Racer is a little hard to get on but fits much better than Juno for a racing style. Back strap is thinner, very good support/little movement, lower sides/no chafing. The straps seem a little bulky but overall this is a keeper. My absolute favorites are the Urban Xover and Vero. Both have thin straps, thin back straps, great support, no chafing, very little movement, great colors and a more modern style/feel. Plus Vero has convertible straps so you can make it a racer if you want. It's been a long time since I've worn a racer back style but Xover is so comfortable! Love these 2 and will order more colors!

If you are looking for a bra that makes you feel at all attractive this is not the bra for you. However, it does provide a lot of support!

Very difficult to get on or off. Too tight to be comfortable for me. Nice looking. I think it runs small.

I know the sports bra is suppose to be tight fitting, but this one actually hurt. I ordered the Maia Moving Comfort Bra, and it fit much better!

This was the absolute worst sports bra that I have ever tried getting into. I am a 38DD so I bought a 38DD I stretched and pulled to get this bra on. If I was not already at the gym tags off and already stuck in it this would have be sent back immediately! I will forever stick with my Natori sports bras.

This is an excellent sports bra if, in fact, you are attempting to literally try and smash your boobs back into your chest cavity. I am still not sure exactly how to put this thing on, but I will tell you that my husband had to help fasten me in, and the end result was horrible. My boobs were smashed up near my chin. Just awful. Either the sizing is wrong or the designer is a sadist. Horrible design, horrible sports bra.

This bra had great reviews. Unfortunately at 5'8 and long torso, the shoulder straps are way too short. It was so short on me that I looked like I was putting on a child or junior size garment. Made me laugh. Runs small. Will return.

I will be returning this product. I ordered it in my regular bra size, 38DD. It might as well have been a 32AA that I received. I could hardly fit one boob in it once I managed to get it over them. I am going to try with one of the other styles because I think the overhead design just did not work for me (and I have heard so many good things about this brand) it might just be this one style.

I honestly don't know what all the fuss is about. It's impossible to get on and after I perspired and the bra got wet it stretched out and my boobs were flapping all over creation. Very disappointed. (I'm 5'8" 140, 38DD).

I really wanted to like the Moving Comfort Juno, because I have heard a couple of good reviews. I wear a DD and am a runner, so finding a good, supportive sports bra is a difficult (and essential) task. I thought it was terribly awkward to get on and then I had to take it off! I thought it was uncomfortable, stiff and was way too difficult and time consuming to get on and off. I am sorry to say that it is not for me.