Bargain
Matt Rainey C9 Champion Power Shape Max High Support
Get figure-flattering support—for cheap—with this padded model, which uses straight straps and an adjustable back clasp (just like standard bras). “It kept the girls from budging and looked great doing it,” says one B-size tester. The trade-off is breathability: Its molded cups trap sweat, making this better for shorter workouts than for long runs. $23; 34B-40DD; target.com
Runway Style
Matt Rainey Oiselle Hi Low Bra
Color-blocked panels and a keyhole opening on the back keep this from being just another boring top. Even the fabric (featuring a proprietary nylon) feels softer and more luxuriant than standard-issue stuff. Adjustable shoulder straps complete the bespoke fit. $54; 2-12; oiselle.com
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Breathability
Matt Rainey The Ultra Run Bra: No Padded Cups? No Problem
Constructed with sweat-mopping polyester and nylon mesh panels (in the Y-back and center chest), this simple tank kept testers truly dry—even in the “trouble spot” between the breasts, where most runners experience clamminess. $49; XS-XL; patagonia.com
Long-Haul Comfort
Matt Rainey CA Notice at Collection
This racerback almost makes BodyGlide obsolete: Wearing it during a sweaty five-hour marathon, one tester experienced no chafing. Credit the soft seams and fabric, which blends bamboo with organic cotton (yes, cotton)! Yet it dries as quickly as many synthetics. $32; XS-XL; amazon.com
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Busty Va-Va-Voom
Matt Rainey C9 Champion Power Shape Max High Support
This pullover has removable cups that flatter and support. Testers loved it for speedwork as well as postrun coffee stops. Although the modesty pads do absorb sweat, the moisture-wicking lining feels dry and makes this bra easy to take off. $30; XS-XL; amazon.com
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