Customer Reviews Brooks Luna | Moving Comfort

I bought this bra due to the high marks but it is going back! I ordered the 38C but it was uncomfortable & restrictive I didn't want to put it on ever again. 38C fits in every other bra I own so these are definitely sized incorrectly.

I am a mid-distance runner and like having a supportive but comfortable bra. I am a 32D and this bra was not comfortable. The sides dug into my skin. Also, the cups are somewhat odd-shaped. It may have been better had I gone a size down. They were oddly pointy and not very flattering. That was disappointing since I love the Fiona and wanted to try something different!

This sports bra looks to be very well made. However I expected this to be a bit larger than it is. 38DD is my normal size but this particular product was painfully small. I am returning it.

I bought this bra a couple years ago and decided to purchase another one. The style has been completely updated and it doesn't work for me. The previous design had velcro straps which allowed me to cinch the bra up for maximum support. The new design has adjustable straps which even at the tightest adjustment still didnt fit properly. I miss the way this bra would give me a sleek supported look as opposed to the padded design now. Bummer.

I was so excited about this bra because it looked like it would it give me uniboob. I never got to find out what it looked like on. I ordered a size 38D and could not even begin to hook the back - it was 3-4" apart. I measured the band and it was only 32 inches! Really?

This bra has great support. I am a 34DD. I am returning because the bottom back seam is extremely scratchy, to the point of being painful.

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!