Currently, you can get the Nike Alpha UltraBreathe on sale for $45 at Nike (opens in new tab). The sale includes three different colors — pink, pink and green, and pink and white. The bra comes in sizes XS to 2XL, so you’ll need to use Nike’s sports bra converter (opens in new tab) to switch your regular bra size to a sports bra. For reference, I’m a 32C and ran in a size small. The Nike Alpha UltraBreathe is a high-support bra, designed for running, boxing, and HIIT training. As its name suggests, it’s designed to be lightweight and breathable — it dries quickly, even after the sweatiest speed session, and it’s wonderfully supportive. My criteria for a good running sports bra is simple — it needs to fit well, it needs to not chafe, and it needs to be easy to get on and, more importantly, off, when it’s wet and sweaty after a run. The Alpha UltraBreathe ticked all these boxes. Fit-wise, despite having to convert my size via the Nike website, I found it fit well — the bra has adjustable straps, which helps you really tighten the bra for extra support. There’s also a slightly weird looking overlay that sits across the chest to minimize bounce and offer an extra level of support. The bra fastens with two hook and eye clasps, which were a little fiddly to get the hang of at first, but not having to pull a wet bra overhead at the end of the run was a fantastic change to the likes of the Nike FE/NOM Flyknit high support bra. I found it easiest to do the top clasp up, slip the bra on over my head, then do the bottom clasp up, rather than having to awkwardly twist to fasten the bra. During the run, I frequently forgot about this bra, meaning it’s taken me longer than normal to review it, but I’m taking this as a good sign. I’d argue if you are thinking about a sports bra or a pair of running shorts, they’re not doing their job, and I found I was running comfortably in this bra, whether it be for a half marathon, or a speed session on the track. Despite being a “free” sport, by the time you’ve invested in a decent pair of running shoes, grabbed one of the best running phone holders, and forked out for one of the best garmins, spending $75 on a bra is a lot. Grab this deal while you can — you won’t regret it.
title: “This Is One Of The Best Sports Bras I Ve Ever Worn And It S On Sale” ShowToc: true date: “2022-11-26” author: “Manuel Cronk”
Currently, you can get the Nike Alpha UltraBreathe on sale for $45 at Nike (opens in new tab). The sale includes three different colors — pink, pink and green, and pink and white. The bra comes in sizes XS to 2XL, so you’ll need to use Nike’s sports bra converter (opens in new tab) to switch your regular bra size to a sports bra. For reference, I’m a 32C and ran in a size small. The Nike Alpha UltraBreathe is a high-support bra, designed for running, boxing, and HIIT training. As its name suggests, it’s designed to be lightweight and breathable — it dries quickly, even after the sweatiest speed session, and it’s wonderfully supportive. My criteria for a good running sports bra is simple — it needs to fit well, it needs to not chafe, and it needs to be easy to get on and, more importantly, off, when it’s wet and sweaty after a run. The Alpha UltraBreathe ticked all these boxes. Fit-wise, despite having to convert my size via the Nike website, I found it fit well — the bra has adjustable straps, which helps you really tighten the bra for extra support. There’s also a slightly weird looking overlay that sits across the chest to minimize bounce and offer an extra level of support. The bra fastens with two hook and eye clasps, which were a little fiddly to get the hang of at first, but not having to pull a wet bra overhead at the end of the run was a fantastic change to the likes of the Nike FE/NOM Flyknit high support bra. I found it easiest to do the top clasp up, slip the bra on over my head, then do the bottom clasp up, rather than having to awkwardly twist to fasten the bra. During the run, I frequently forgot about this bra, meaning it’s taken me longer than normal to review it, but I’m taking this as a good sign. I’d argue if you are thinking about a sports bra or a pair of running shorts, they’re not doing their job, and I found I was running comfortably in this bra, whether it be for a half marathon, or a speed session on the track. Despite being a “free” sport, by the time you’ve invested in a decent pair of running shoes, grabbed one of the best running phone holders, and forked out for one of the best garmins, spending $75 on a bra is a lot. Grab this deal while you can — you won’t regret it.
