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Level 2 Pump Sports Bra

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Shock Absorber
Level 2 Pump Sports Bra

STYLE # B4246

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Color: White/Black

$64.00

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You asked for a sports bra that gave some enhancement instead of the usual flattening effect and we found a great one! Shock Absorber's Pump bra comes with removable pads that add just the right amount of shape using light padding while still giving you the moisture wicking sports fabric you're used to. Lightweight and quick drying. A cup fits both AA and A. 88% Polyamide/12% Elastane.

FIT TIP: These run snug in the band so we suggest you go up 1 band size if you prefer the sports bra to be fitted but not too tight (i.e if you are a 34AA or 34A, go up to a 36A).

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Size & Fit

Band Size
Cup Size
Bra Size Conversions
Tips for the Perfect Fit
More Info

Determining Band Size

Measure around your body, just under your arms but have the measuring tape meet at a point above your upper chest area. Do not make it too tight or too loose. If the number is even, then that is your band size (i.e. 34”). If your measurement is an odd number then add 1”. For example, if you measured 31” then round up to 32”.

Determining Cup Size

To ensure accuracy, we recommend you measure yourself while wearing an unpadded bra. Using a measuring tape, measure around your body across the fullest part of your bust. Again, this should not be too tight or too loose. To calculate your cup size, subtract your band size from Step 1 from your cup measurement. The following chart provides sizing details.

Difference	Cup Size
Less than 1/2’’	AAA
Less than 1’’	AA
1’’	A
2’’	B
3’’	C

USA	European	Austrailian
AAA	AAA	AAA
AA	AA	AA
A	A	A
B	B	B
C	C	C

USA	European	Austrailian
30	65	8
32	70	10
34	75	12
36	80	14
38	85	16
40	90	18

Tips for Ensuring the Perfect Fit

The best way to know whether a bra fits well is to try it on!

All women have one breast that is bigger than the other so choose the cup size of the bigger breast and adjust the strap on the smaller side to accommodate.
Make sure the straps are adjusted so that in the back, the lower edge of the band should land below the shoulder blades and be level across your body. The back of your bra should not be higher or lower than the front. If it is higher, then you may need to go down a band size or readjust the strap length.
The center seam (space between the cups) should lie flat against your chest. You will need to go up a cup size if the center seam is not laying flat against your body.
Your breasts should not bulge out of your bra, either at the top or sides of the bra. The breasts
All women have one breast that is bigger than the other so choose the cup size of the bigger breast and adjust the strap on the smaller side to accommodate.
Make sure the straps are adjusted so that in the back, the lower edge of the band should land below the shoulder blades and be level across your body. The back of your bra should not be higher or lower than the front. If it is higher, then you may need to go down a band size or readjust the strap length.
The center seam (space between the cups) should lie flat against your chest. You will need to go up a cup size if the center seam is not laying flat against your body.
Your breasts should not bulge out of your bra, either at the top or sides of the bra. The breasts

What Else you Should Know

The best way to know whether a bra fits well is to try it on!

It is perfectly normal to change bra sizes throughout your life. We recommend measuring yourself or have someone measure for you.
Be aware of variations among bra sizes based on the manufacturer's size interpretation and also the style. Normally, 34B cups are used as the average size and AAA, AA and A cups are scaled down from the B cup. This can result in inaccurate AAA, AA and A cup sizes.
Bra sizing is very individual. A great fitting bra for one 34AA woman may not fit another 34AA woman the same way. We all vary in breast shape, volume and spacing.
Bra fitting is not an exact science. Use your bra size as a guideline. There may be instances when you may need to go up or down a size, depending on how the bra was designed.