• Women skiers, this is the place for you -- an online community without the male-orientation you'll find in conventional ski magazines and internet ski forums. At TheSkiDiva.com, you can connect with other women to talk about skiing in a way that you can relate to, about things that you find of interest. Be sure to join our community to participate (women only, please!). Registration is fast and simple. Just be sure to add [email protected] to your address book so your registration activation emails won't be routed as spam. And please give careful consideration to your user name -- it will not be changed once your registration is confirmed.

The best bras and underwear for skiing

santacruz skier

Angel Diva
And here are the undies
 

Little Lightning

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Don't know anything about the brand but I looked at their band sizing. Technically, with a 25" under bust I would be an XS, 26.5"-28.5", rib cage. A person with that size underbust would wear a 28-30 band. That said, they compare their bra sizing to 32A,30B,32B. This means they're adding 3.5-4" to their band size, 26.5+4=30.5, 28.5+4=32.5. This means their XS band measures 30" or more. That's a good 5" larger than my rib cage. Bra support comes mostly from the band so unless the bands are extremely firm these bras would be a no go for me. If you can get the correct band size without adding 4" and your correct cup size then the bras would probably be OK. Bra sizing can be a challenge with any brand because there is no "rhyme or reasoning" to bra fit.

Don't know anything about the brand but I looked at their band sizing. Technically, with a 25" under bust I would be an XS, 26.5"-28.5", rib cage. A person with that size underbust would wear a 28-30 band. That said, they compare their bra sizing to 32A,30B,32B. This means they're adding 3.5-4" to their band size, 26.5+4=30.5, 28.5+4=32.5. This means their XS band measures 30" or more. That's a good 5" larger than my rib cage. Bra support comes mostly from the band so unless the bands are extremely firm these bras would be a no go for me. If you can get the correct band size without adding 4" and your correct cup size then the bras would probably be OK. Bra sizing can be a challenge with any brand because there is no "rhyme or reasoning" to sizing.
Review of 1 model of the MeUndies bra from Bratabase.
 

MontanaMom

Certified Ski Diva
I'll chime in to say I usually ski in a regular bra and I'm about to switch to a sports bra. After taking a rather tough tumble 5 days ago, I've discovered my ribs are sensitive/bruised right under my under wire. To be fair, I'm sort of sore everywhere (whip lash in neck and back, sore inner knees, sore arms, and I bent a pole). So comfort and stretch and no under wire to do damage are now a priority...
 

blueskysunnyday

Angel Diva
I wear a high-support sports bra (Panache) and a Hanky Panky thong. The idea of having to deal with a wedgie in ski clothes and mittens terrifies me. The thong wedgie is way more comfortable than a regular wedgie for me. I love the idea of wool, but am sensitive to it.
 

arbusch

Ski Diva Extraordinaire
I have two or three of these and did NOT pay full price as got on sale.
https://www.icebreaker.com/en-us/womens-underwear/sprite-racerback-bra/103020.html
Have the boy shorts as well.
I love the sprite bra. Straps do not dig and do not get in the way of my backpack straps when I tour. This is my favorite backcountry skiing and backpacking bra. I like the siren underwear too. I am slowly replacing all my underwear with icebreaker so comfy and doesn't stink.
 

santacruz skier

Angel Diva
I love the sprite bra. Straps do not dig and do not get in the way of my backpack straps when I tour. This is my favorite backcountry skiing and backpacking bra. I like the siren underwear too. I am slowly replacing all my underwear with icebreaker so comfy and doesn't stink.
I have the siren camisoles
 

Latest posts

Members online

No members online now.

Forum statistics

Threads
26,282
Messages
499,060
Members
8,563
Latest member
LaurieAnna
Top