Shelf braA medium support V-neck bra with crisscross back straps, removable pads, and a soft brushed stretch knit for yoga and floor work.
46,232 ratings
$19.99
Womens athletic wear
We build our catalogue around how much hold a garment gives during movement. Choose high, medium, or light hold first, then pick your back line and your cup style.
High support railFind your bra
A medium support V-neck bra with crisscross back straps, removable pads, and a soft brushed stretch knit for yoga and floor work.$19.99
A strappy open back bra with removable pads and a widened underband for medium impact workouts.$17.99
A high-impact pullover sports bra with molded cups, flat seam framing, a wide underband, and an open racerback cutout.$23.99
A light support pullover bra in solid white with a crisscross back, four-way stretch knit, and removable foam cups.$21.99Molded cups keep their shape during road runs and wash without folding or shifting inside the lining.
Multiple crisscross straps spread tension across the shoulders while the bottom band stays flat against the ribs.
Longline tops carry an internal shelf bra so you can run without adding another layer underneath.
Leggings cut from nylon and spandex with four way stretch and a pocket for road runs.
Browse high support molded cups, strappy impact bras, studio layers, longline bra tops, and high waist leggings.
These are the cuts runners and lifters pull from our rail week after week.
Shelf bra46,232 ratings
$19.99
Crisscross19,171 ratings
$17.99
Molded cup7,837 ratings
$23.99
Crisscross6,077 ratings
$21.99
Crisscross2,409 ratings
$17.99
Molded cup1,584 ratings
$18.99
Molded cup1,383 ratings
$18.99
Molded cup932 ratings
$18.99
Answer two quick questions about your training and the hold you want, and our tool points to the right bras.
Open the pickerFixed cups and wide underbust bands built to stay put on road miles and jumping drills without shifting.
View molded cupsThe four pieces listed most recently on our rail, newest first.
Molded cup115 ratings
$23.74
Molded cup1,584 ratings
$19.99
Molded cup502 ratings
$19.99
Molded cup329 ratings
$19.99
We mark each garment high, medium, or light so you know what you are pulling over your head before your workout.
Our molded cups do not fold over in the wash or slip around inside the cloth while you run.
We choose nylon and spandex with moisture wicking and four way stretch to handle heat and hard movement.
Match your training plan to the support levels we build into our bands, straps, and cup linings.
| Hold | Pieces | How it is built | Where it belongs |
|---|---|---|---|
| High | 54 | Wide underbust band, compression cloth, fixed molded cups or layered straps. | Road running, jumping drills, skipping rope |
| Medium | 16 | Firm band with removable pads; holds without pressing on the ribs. | Gym sessions, cycling, fast walking |
| Light | 20 | Soft band and light cloth; the bra moves with you rather than against you. | Studio work, stretching, daily wear |
| Not graded | 5 | Leggings carry no cup and no band, so hold is not the measure for them. | Worn under or with any bra on this rail |

We built this pullover crop bra for running, jumping, and high-impact training. The molded cups provide fixed shape without shifting, while flat lining seams sit close against the chest. In the back, stretch straps meet an open cutout to let heat escape. A wide lower band keeps the whole piece anchored.
7,837 ratings
$23.99
Most activewear starts with how a garment looks on a rack. We start at the cutting table with band tension, cup depth, and strap width. Getting the right fit on an online garment often takes an exchange of size, but the hold should be honest from the first mile.
Short video clips show how our straps and bands hold up on a runner mid stride.
We cut 95 pieces across 61 distinct patterns, organized by the amount of hold each garment delivers. High support bras use wide bands, compression cloth, and fixed molded cups to limit movement during running and jumping. Medium and light hold pieces use buttery nylon and spandex for studio sessions, walking, and daily wear without tight rib constriction.
After choosing your hold, select your back structure and cup design. Crisscross and strappy backs distribute weight across the shoulders, while a racerback leaves shoulder blades clear for overhead movement. Choose fixed molded cups when you want zero shifting, or removable pads in a scoop neck or keyhole top when you want lighter coverage.
| Section | Pieces | Most common cup build | From |
|---|---|---|---|
| Molded cup high support | 32 | Fixed molded cups | $14.99 |
| Strappy high impact | 22 | Fixed molded cups | $13.49 |
| Medium and light support | 21 | Removable pads | $17.99 |
| Bra tops and layers | 15 | Built in shelf bra | $18.99 |
| Leggings | 5 | No cup at all | $28.00 |
| Cup build | Cuts carrying it | What it gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Fixed molded cups | 54 | A cup that keeps its shape on the run and cannot fold in the wash. |
| Removable pads | 33 | Lighter coverage you can take out before the wash or leave at home. |
| Built in shelf bra | 22 | A top and a bra in one layer, sewn in below the outer cloth. |
If you run, start with our molded cup high support rail. Check the band fit first when it arrives. If the band rides up when you lift your arms, exchange for one size smaller before taking it on the road.
The molded cup bra did not shift once during my five mile road run this morning.
I took removable pads out before the wash and the fabric dried flat by morning.
The crisscross straps distribute tension across my back without digging into my shoulders.
My first order was tight across the ribs, but the size exchange sorted the band fit.
The high waist band on these leggings stays up during jumping drills without rolling down.
The longline top has a built in shelf bra that holds through hot studio classes.
Browse our 95 cuts across high, medium, and light support, or use the picker to sort by your workout.