Three years ago I switched from Champion and bought two of these; since then I have worn the tar out of them.  I'm a 36D and when the straps are adjusted correctly I have almost no breast movement while running or doing P90X, even during tender-breast-time-of-the-month.  This bra is comfortable enough to sleep in and 4 or 5 nights a month I do just that.  It's sturdy as a mule but surprisingly easy to adjust and take on and off.

Straps: Strap adjustment can be done while wearing the bra and it takes 5 seconds or less via the easily accessible velcro adjustment on the front of the strap.  The rest of this note may not be relevant since the new design has "molded cups" making it difficult to adjust breast support by merely shortening the strap, but I thought I'd mention it.  I used to loosen the straps for comfortable sleeping and then tighten them for extra support when doing high-impact exercises, as this adjusted the compression level over my breasts.  Strap adjustment is still just as easy but now is zero percent as effective.

Band: absolutely as soft and comfortable as described.

Cups (aka Buyer Beware): The description on this page says "molded cups of one-way stretch power mesh."  Well "molded cups" makes me think of foam lining like an old lady bathing suit so I wanted to make sure people noted the "of power mesh" portion.  If I'm not mistaken the old version did not have the molded cups and relied on compression, mostly. This allowed me to adjust support by lengthening or shortening the straps.  Well last month I bought my same old size and the new version with molded cups is at best not as supportive and at worst actually loose on me causing wrinkles in the boob area.  Two problems.  PROBLEM ONE= What if my breast is not torpedo-shaped like their model breast?  (Speaking of old-lady boob shapes.)  Obviously mine are not, as evidenced by the extra pooching fabric there.  So now what?  Size down?  If I order a C cup it will probably be still be shaped differently than me.  And PROBLEM TWO= I can't adjust the support by using the straps (like I used to be able to) because it's the cups themselves that are too big.  I had this thing tightened up to my clavicle and I still had to hold my breasts while on the treadmill.  (Thankfully I was at home.)  I will have to size down and see what I think but I'm not sure I like this new development.

Overall Style: I found this design far better than having to struggle out of a wet racer-back sports bra.  Why on earth would you struggle to pull a tight, wet sports bra over your head when your arms are already fatigued from working out?  You shouldn't.  Buy a bra-style instead.  Uniboob= Yes.  But I don't need to look like Barbi while working out.  I need my boobs to stay where I put them.  (Side note: what is WITH the intelligent-looking women who insist on running with their boobs flailing everywhere?  It looks painful and frankly, I'd think they would be embarassed!  PAY ATTENTION WOMEN!)  And lastly, this bra is built like a tank but will hide under a J Crew tank top.