I've struggled with my huge boobs all my life.  I can't stand them.  If I won the lottery, the very first thing I would buy would be reduction/removal surgery.

But I don't play the lottery, so bras are my only hope.  I tried the Enell based on reviews claiming it was "the next best thing to surgery," but I'm cheap and I jumped on a used one on eBay that was probably the wrong size and crushed my rib cage painfully.  Still, there were other things about it I disliked too much to try to pursue a larger size (ugly seams and styling, huge uniboob effect).

Enter the Maia.  I've worn generic shapeless sports bras all my life so had no idea of my size.  I followed the instructions on their website, ordered the 42DD, and lo and behold! It fit perfectly.  No seams is just lovely, and the underwire is unnoticeable.  I'd like to say it's so comfortable I forget it's on, but not quite.  This morning was my first trip to the gym with it, and I will say that it (and the ladies) stayed put -- no riding up, no shifting around, no constant adjusting.  What I like best is it doesn't create bizarre lumps pushing the tissue off to the side or up top -- everything is contained and covered in a smooth, sleek profile.  "Lifts and separates"; I never realized how important this is in a bra.  I still have a little bit of bounce, but I wasn't expecting miracles.  I won't win any Victoria's Secret modeling contracts with it, but I don't think anyone buys a sports bra trying for sexy.

As soon as I got back from the gym, I ordered a second one, and this is my new brand for life (sorry Champion).  When something works, don't fix it, and this bra gets just about everything right.  Thank you, Moving Comfort!