I was concerned about the zipper showing through my clothes but Glamorise thought of that and put a tab over the head of the zipper so it's not a problem. The bra is comfy and pretty, which is great for a large-size sports bra.

Nice

Going to a zip front sports bra is an adjustment. Injured my arm in November and decided to try front closure so I wasn't always depending on assistance in dressing. I am finding front closures are a challenge to get on, (I am a G cup) but also the straps sit differently on my shoulders and cause pain. I really like this brand, and will continue to look for something that works.

Yes, it provides support. It immediately makes me feel like my entire upper body is encased in a strait jacket (not that I've ever worn one, it's what I imagine it would feel like). After a few hours the bottom of the zipper starts digging into my body, even though it's covered by fabric. I bought it to provide support after an ICD implant, which it did without pain to my incision area. I don't plan to wear it again, but I will keep it around in case I have more surgery in that area.

I really like this bra—I have another similar bra by a different brand so I wanted to compare the two since this was on sale. First, the other bra is about $65—and it’s worth every penny if you’re large cheated and need supreme support for running and jumping activities. That said, if you wear it all day it will make your back kind of ache after a few hours. it can also be a challenge to get zipped; particularly when it’s new and stiff. I’ve had the skin broken open from getting caught in the zipper. Also, the fabric is very stiff—which it needs to be to maximize support.

Fast forward to the Glamorise version. It’s very soft, easy to zip, and comfortable to wear. Those qualities make it a perfectly fine bra for yoga, walking, powerlifting, and maybe a bike/spin ride (haven’t tried that yet but imagine it would be ok.) This bra would not work running unless you’re small breasted and have boobs that don’t move independently from the mainframe. For that reason, I’m giving it four stars—they’re charging $60+ for a bra that is really a $40 bra. For $60+ I need to be able to run in it. For large breasted women, this will be a perfectly good bra for powerlifting, yoga, walking etc. For smaller women, this might be a god everything bra.