Customer Reviews Brooks Three-Pocket Sports Bra

Holy bounce! Just look at the model Brooks has demonstrating this bra above when she is in slow motion!! The band on these bras no matter how small I go allow my breast to slide under it....I stop mid run reach in and pull my breast back to neutral only to have it happen again! I am a 32DD and cannot find a good fit in any of the new bras.....REALLY MISS THE REBOUND RACER!!!!

I wanted to love this bra, but unfortunately it ended up giving me terrible chafe under my boobs. So much that I bled through the bra. After closer inspection the inside hem seems to have sort of a hard plastic feel to it, so it's no wonder this happened. The pockets are great and loved the color, but I don't see how I could wear this bra again. Further info is that I wore this during a half marathon with very good conditions. I run ~30 miles a week and cycle ~80. This has never happened in any other bra.

Too long, not true to size,. Very uncomfortable.

I wish I could give this product zero stars. Wore it first time during a 5 mile run and I came back with severe burn/chafing under my boob. To the point where I was slightly bleeding in that area. Do not buy this bra.

This desperately needs strap adjustment otherwise all the support is rendered useless! I wish I could return mine but I only realized the poor fit during my run =(

This runs really small, I couldn?t even put it on! I?m 5?4??, weigh around 180 lbs. and bought this in my normal size at a 36DD

Not enough compression for large breasts. My girls were bouncing way too much for a run. Difficult to get on overhead because there's no clasps. The cup size DDE is not even close to being large enough to hold E breasts. I definitely had side spillage. I wanted to like this bra so much! Will be sending back.

I bought the bra in black, and the size/fit and quality are fine EXCEPT the back pocket is not sealed at the bottom. My phone slides right out the bottom while running. I got the blue bra also, and it's sealed at the bottom. Also, designers, you shouldn't put thick. scratchy seams across the collarbone. They rub against the collarbone when running. They would surely cause a rash in humid conditions.

Even though I order my exact bra size, this did not even fit over my head. I was very sad as I was very excited about it.

not meant for large chested women. It seems to have good support, but the fit was not very good for my small rib cage (30/32) and DD cup size. It was a struggle to get on and even harder to get off, which I could live with if it fit. I loved the pockets and really wish it would have fit me, but even though the measurements on paper should have fit...it just didn't provide the coverage for a larger chest.

I really wanted this bra to work but had several fit issues with it. The sizing was off (bust fit but band was very loose), it was hard to take on and off, and the fabric was too thin (could see my nipples). Great idea but not executed right for me.

I wanted this to work but it was so wrong on me. I'm a loyal Juno owner and am ever searching for a comparable replacement. This style misses on every point. I wear a 34DD and had too much space in the high neck area, while my boobs were spilling out of the sides. It's also very difficult to get on as the material is not as stretchy as the Juno and Uphold Crossback material was.

Unfortunately didn't provide the compression that the picture/description seemed to offer for a 36D. Disappointing:(

I was excited to try this new bra style. I recently had great success with the dare cross back and was hoping that this would be comparable. I wear a 36 dd/e in this style for reference, I'm 5'6" average build. After I struggled to get into it, my boobs popped out the sides, yep, I tucked them back in, and out they came. I'm a DD, but not that busty. I scratched the under side of my arm on the little tab on the pocket there & still have a mark, so I know this would definitely chaff me on a long run. I never got to test run this bra because I couldn't keep myself even in it. I know Brooks promoted this bra as being designed by women, they must not be women who run because I'd never put pockets under the arms. Really hated to leave a negative review, but I'm a 4-5 day a week curvy girl all season runner who takes her gear seriously. This bra was just not for me.

The material of this bra is is extremely smooth and light. It did feel like It wasn't there, and that 's a good and a bad thing. Not there as in wicking, smooth and sleek = awesome. Not there as in I'm bouncing around, and not locked in = bad thing. This bra was both. I love the higher neck and had hopes of that helping with "top bounce" it failed there. As another reviewer noted, I agree that the area around the under arm was not high enough, not nearly enough, to hold in my 32DD. This bra is medium-hard, but not impossible to pullover my larger chest. The band isn't wide enough to "hold" and kept slipping up during my trial 3.5 mile run. I do wear a chest strap, so maybe this bra can't handle that like the Rebound Racer does so well. Normally the first thing I do is remove any removable padding, I felt that the padding help add needed compression so I left them in. Big mistake. They sweat, shift around since the mid & top bit of the bra isn't compressive enough and there is no way to adjust anything and irritated me. I nearly ripped them out mid-run, it was that bad. I did not purchase this bra for the pockets, that concept never occurred to me, and I cannot se myself ever using them, so I can't really speak to that. Overall this might be a fine daily bra, but I don't think I'd run in it. I miss the ability to adjust the bra to fit. I am firmly in the camp that feels that Brooks has taken away any bra in their line-up that works for larger chested women. Please, Please, Please bring back the Rebound Racer, Juno, or Fiona, anything that locks in a larger-chested person, adjusts from the front, and preferably has a racer-back style. Even though I find the Rebound Racer nearly perfect it *could* be improved upon by using the "new" sleeker fabric, have it come up higher at the neckline (in hopes of eliminating top-bounce), have the velcro adjustable straps go over (like She-fit), not under, for a less-chafing experience and easier adjustment (just don't add a zipper, that chafes beyond raw). It took me years to find the Rebound Racer, once I did, I would snap up my size, 32DD immediately as they would ALWAYS sell out. That always felt like more of a race than any actual racing, ha! I just do not understand why it was discontinued given that scenario. I'd special order, sew my own, etc to get the Rebound Racer back in-stock so I'm ready when I need to replace the stash I have. Otherwise, I lightly fear need to resort to ace-bandaging my chest over worn-out Rebound Racers in order to run my half marathons in the future.