The 9 Sports Bras Our Editors Actually Work Out In

"I really like this Nike Flyknit Indy Sports Bra ($70) because it's lightweight, doesn't suffocate me, and has cute, minimal straps." — Tamara Pridgett, assistant editor, Fitness

"This Outdoor Voices Double-Time Bra ($45) has become an unexpected favorite. As someone with a larger chest, I was blown away by how supportive this style is, but it's not suffocating or overly tight. I've worn it to all different types of workouts, and I can't recommend it enough." — India Yaffe, assistant editor, Shop

"If you're reading this questioning The North Face Stow N Go Bra's ($60) place among the best sports bras, let me tell you, don't knock it till you try it! This is my go-to bra for running, especially longer distances and races. It's your typical racerback bra, with moisture-wicking technology and a good amount of built-in ventilation. But the best part is the storage pocket front and center. I have a smaller chest, but I have carried my iPhoneX in this pocket for multiple half marathons and not had any issues with it moving or falling out. If I'm not wearing leggings or shorts with pockets, or I just don't want to tack on a running belt for my miles, I stash my phone in this bra and it works perfectly. I feel completely supported as well." — Amy Schlinger, senior native editor

"My workout routine calls for a sports bra that can handle a pretty low-impact routine, maybe some dance cardio. For me, this GapFit Eclipse Medium Support Strappy Sports Bra ($30, originally $40) is perfect and incredibly comfortable. You know that struggle to get your sports bra actually on your body? Yeah, with this one, it never happens. The fit is supportive, but never suffocating." - Hannah Weil McKinley, content director, Fashion and Shop

"I have a bust on the smaller side, so I look more for comfort than support. This Alo Delight Sports Bra ($58) is so soft and silky, sometimes I forget I'm even wearing it." — Krista Jones, associate editor, Shop

"When I'm going to high-intensity workout classes, I love using this Nike Pro Classic Dri-FIT Padded Sports Bra ($35) because the moisture-wicking fabric absorbs sweat fast. It gives my D-cup chest great support, and the classic silhouette is appropriate for any sort of exercise. Plus, it doesn't hurt that it comes in six different colors." — Macy Cate Williams, editor, Shopping and Must Have

"This Brooks Running Juno Bra ($65) is my go-to for long-distance runs. It has adjustable straps plus an adjustable back closure to make sure it fits to your liking. Bonus points: it comes in cute colors and patterns." — Marisa Petrarca, assistant editor, Makeup.com

"As a small B size, this tight FP Movement Happiness Runs Tank ($30) doubles as a bra for me often! I absolutely love the length of it (it's more of a crop, so a bit longer than other bras), and because of the thicker, body-con material, I'm able to wear it as a bra. The high neckline and racerback cut are aesthetically appealing, too. I find it wicks sweat well and never really weighs me down. Plus, it can double as a tank if you have to go from workout to coffee, brunch, or errands." — AS

"This Outdoor Voices Athena Crop Top ($45) provides the perfect amount of support for me. I love that it's a bra crop, so it's a bit longer than other sports bras. The fabric also doesn't show sweat at all, and there are so many colorways." — AS