Customer Reviews Brooks Juno Cross Back Adjustable High-Impact Sports Bra | Moving Comfort

So poorly constructed - especially when compared against the original Moving Comfort product. The shoulder straps aren't nearly long enough, the band is too tight around one's ribcage, and the fabric lining isn't sewn in properly. This latest iteration of what used to be a GREAT running bra is a major disappointment.

I avoided this bra for awhile because of the negative reviews - I have a bunch of the old Juno style so I was worried I wouldn't like this one. Finally got one on sale and I'm pleasantly surprised. I'm a 36D in regular bras. Ordered a 34D based on reviews and it is very snug, but comfortable. I've worn this bra for crossfit and running and haven't had any problems. I would recommend it!

This is my third Juno bra, and I'm actually a fan of the redesign. It's lighter and softer than the previous version, but still provides adequate support for me. I especially like the new cut of the racer back and the fabric in the front seems like it will be cooler for summer running. So far no chafing, but I haven't worn it on a long run yet. My previous Juno bras started to chafe after I'd had them about a year, which seems typical for most brands of sports bras. I have always gone down one band size for the Juno and used my regular cup size, and that worked for the new Juno as well.

I have to echo the comments by many others - the old Moving Comfort bra was so much better. I think those who do like the Brooks Juno never had the good fortune to wear the Moving Comfort version. The new Brooks lighter-weight design sounds like a good idea, but in using a less substantial material with more stretch, it has made the bra so much less supportive. Take for instance these measurements: shoulder strap width: Brooks begins at 7/8 inches in front and increases to 1 inch in back. Moving Comfort began at 1 1/8 to 1 3/8 inches in back - thicker and more supportive. While both have three rows of hooks, the band for the hooks is only 1.5 inches wide for Brooks and was 2 inches wide for Moving Comfort. The height at the side of the cups is significantly shorter on the Brooks version (4.5 inches versus 6 inches). When one is well-endowed, that extra height under the arms is crucial. And lastly, the racerback style is the reason I originally started using Moving Comfort bras. If you notice in the pictures below, Brooks has one giant 5 inch tall separation in the back and Moving Comfort had a much different, tighter design. Again, while a thicker material, Moving Comfort built the bra to provide support and coverage all over. How do I know all this - because I still have my many-years old Moving Comfort bras that are not yet fraying or stretched out of shape. I think they are like the old appliances that were so well made that they last forever. That being said, I still would like to find a new brand of bra to replace them. The Juno will not be that. I also tried the Rebound Racer which while it is extremely compressive, it does hold the girls in place much better than the Juno. As I have a DD chest, I would much prefer a bra with separation as I am not a fan of being squished flat as a pancake, but if I can't get the support I need from the Brooks Juno, I am going to have to look elsewhere. PLEASE - go back to the drawing board and bring back what so many of us liked in the Moving Comfort bra!

Loved my old Moving Comfort Juno bra - hate this one from Brooks. They've totally screwed it up. The fabric is weird and not supportive, it puckers like crazy and looks awful under any shirt, the straps are too short and they're impossible to get on, they've put fewer clasps on the back and they're so close together it's really hard to hook - it's a mess. I brought my old Juno bras to a tailor and had him put on new velcro, that's how desperate I was.

I was a HUGE fan of the old Juno sports bra when it was from Moving Comfort. It was comfortable and super supportive, and the racerback style was a big bonus. (Most sports bras for bigger busts do not come in a racerback style.) The new version under Brooks is absolutely terrible!!!!! I keep trying it, thinking that it might be different, but I am disappointed by it every single time. If offers much less support than the original, and there is a weird puckering/gap in the center bust area. I wish that they would bring back the original. For now, I'll be searching for a new sports bra from a brand other than Brooks.

I was looking for a sports bra that would do well as a nursing bra - I was finding either nursing bras that offered little support while performing higher impact activities, or nursing sports bras that were WAY too expensive. While the Brooks Juno Bra isn't made specifically to be a nursing bra, the front adjustable straps work great to function as one! It offers great support so I no longer feel that my boobs are jiggling all over the place. Also, the velcro on these doesn't catch on the material each time I undo/redo the straps (I had that problem with other front adjustable sports bras I tried). This bra is just what I was looking for!

For a tall person this sport bra is not suitable despite advertising that they were. The straps are adjustable, but even so the cups landed about four inches above when they needed to be. Returning!

Bring back the Juno! I read that you want to fix the "hidden mile" problem. But I'm not a marathon runner - I'm a big-busted (even more big-busted now that I'm breastfeeding) woman trying to run a couple miles to get back in shape. Not every woman that wears a sports bra is a marathon runner. Who cares if I lose a couple cm in a 3-5 mile run?!

PLEASE BRING BACK THE JUNO! This is the best sports bra I've ever worn (size 32D or 32DD). It is the only bra I trust not to chafe and to keep me comfortable during 10+ mile runs. I am devastated that I can't find it anymore!!!

What I wouldn't give to find more of these bras! I'm a 32 DD-32DDD and these are the only ones that kept up in support for my runs. I run a half marathon a month and need more bras! What to do now?!?!

This is the only bra to hold my natural 32E/F chest in place during my ultra training. The Velcro helps add extra support as I need a tighter fit with my smaller frame. I was encouraged to try the new Dare line since the Juno is discontinued. The new Dare line (in my size) is low cut & loose fitting.

Best sports bra!!! Please bring these back! Nothing compares as far as support, comfort, and ease of putting them on and taking them off.

Love these bras. I am a large woman and they hold the girls firmly in place over any distance. Yes, sometimes there will be some chafing, but usually not until 10+ miles, and everything shifts over that length of distance. These even work great while training during pregnancy and breastfeeding and all the size-changing that goes along with that. But now I need new ones and can't find them anywhere. Hopefully this is short-term supply issue and they are not being discontinued. I've tried every other bra out there and none can keep up with me like the Juno!

Love this bra! I am a top heavy runner and I'm constantly trying new sports bras. I previously ran in the moving comfort Juno, but this is my new favorite.

I am so happy with this purchase. I was previously a LuluLemon workout bra person. This Brooks bra solves ALL of the problems I was having with my LuLu's (falling straps, hard to get the pad back in, ...). Based on this - I plan to order one in every color!

LOVEEEEEE these sports bras. Wearing a 34DD this is the only style and brand I found that keep them contained and limit movement.

My fitness routine has resulted in me going from 42DD to 36 DD. Reading the reviews, I had reservations about ordering since Brooks took over. I'm glad I took the chance though. This bra held my girls VERY snugly against my chest. Running was difficult only because of my unwillingness to do it, NOT because I didn't have great support. I will order more colors!

I really like this bra. However I ordered it in my normal and it was too large. Returned but plan to purchase in another color as exchange was not an option. Very well made and seems like it will be perfect once i get one that fits.

The support of this bra is amazing---I'm a runner and this bra does the job! The straps are adjustable from the front and are easy to adjust while running, if needed.

This review is for fit only. I have not run or otherwise worked out in this bra yet., although it seems adequate bouncing around in my bedroom, aka home fitting room. My regular Wacoal bra size is 32G, making it nearly impossible to find a comfortable and supportive running bra. I have been wearing the old Moving Comfort Rebound Racer in 34DD for four or five years. Sadly, it is time to replace them and the Brooks revamp of the Rebound Racer doesn't fit as well. After trying on MANY different sizes of the Juno, the 34F (which is supposed to be a 34DDDD) seems to be my best bet. It is TTS in the band and at least one cup size small in the cups. I have some spillover in the armpits, but can't size up another band size. Some reviews complained about the lining creeping up and being visible at the top. I definitely found this the case when the cup size was too small, so if you are having this problem, try sizing up a cup. Zappos, please stock this bra in the largest cup sizes!

Bring back the Juno (Moving Comfort style/fit/quality)! Brooks designed bras are not it.

There's no other bra/brand- why did you all discontinue this amazing bra? It's clear your consumers loved this style.