Icebreaker Siren Bra
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Reviewed by 1 Trailspace user
So comfortable, packs small and light, dries fast,…
bikepaddlesing
26 reviewer rep
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Source: bought it new
Summary
So comfortable, packs small and light, dries fast, pricey but worth it. Perfect for low impact summer or winter sports. Looks great too.
Pros
- Great fit
- Great looks
- Dries fast
- Packs small
Love this bra. Merino wool doesn't itch at all even on my super sensitive skin (hint wash in"Soak" from yarn stores). Better than a light cotton bra for backpacking or cross-country skiing because of breathability and quick drying. Feels like you're putting on a hug!
Totally worth what I thought was a high price but I've paid more for other sports bras that keep me soaked and chilled during cool down.
I'm a 36B and bought a medium which fits perfectly. Light support, likely not great for high impact stuff, and doesn't stop the pokey bits from showing. Not that there's anything wrong with that :)
Saw the pic on the website and thought I had wandered of to some OTHER type of site!
10 months ago
Where to Buy
$35.96 - $44.95
MSRP: $45.00
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