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Monday, March 22, 2004

New sports bra offers support and style

Here's a sports bra that's not going to let your "girls" go anywhere. Hooking this breast cancer awareness sports bra by Wacoal around your torso is like encasing yourself in a soft, silky cocoon that acts like iron.

This bra is a masterpiece of construction complete with "inner cushion slings" and "cushioned side walls." You may have to keep reminding yourself that we're talking bras, not cars, here.

When it claims to "support and anchor" your breasts, it's the truth. But Wacoal goes one step further: It doesn't look like a sports bra. A corporate representative says the first model made looked bulky. So they started over.

Now it looks like one of those smooth, sexy, fully lined bras shown on TV. The underwires are so deeply embedded and padded they wouldn't dare jab you in a tender place. All this goodness caries a $56 price tag. Serious runners and triathletes can check it out at Bon-Macy's.

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