I HAVE SEVERAL STYLES THEY ARE TRUELLY 18 HOUR COMFORTABLE. Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Posted: May, 2013

I found this to be a great fitting bra. The placement of the straps keeps the straps on my shoulders. I am very pleased with this bra. Paulawin

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 60's
• Posted: April, 2013

I have never tried on this brand of bra. I am a little disappointed in the fit. Not enought support for what little I have. Katherine from Laughlin

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 70's
• Posted: April, 2013

It's supportive and shapes well. I don't use it for gym workouts, though. Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Posted: April, 2013

The best, no itchy lace or elastic. I have trouble with straps slipping down, not with this cathy from iowa

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 70's
• Posted: February, 2013

I do like and recommend the 18 hour comfort strap bra, but found this style stiff and "pokey" and it gave me a weird outward-bound shape. KQ from Ohio

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50's
• Posted: February, 2013

I ordered several types of bras. I did not purchase this one, but it was my second choice. I liked the fit and it was comfortable. My first choice looked a little smoother than this one. Deb from Cincinnati, OH USA

• Body Type: Tall (5'9" and over)
• Age: 50's
• Posted: September, 2012

It is comfortable for work and play! Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Posted: April, 2010

It doesn't ride up, and can't tell you have it on. Submitted from TheUndies.com

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Posted: March, 2009

I'm honestly not a huge fan of this bra. The shaping isn't bad, nor would I say that the fit is totally uncomfortable. I just didn't really like the way that the side-shaping panels made me feel like my boobs were kind of squished together. Also, I felt like I was kind of spilling out over the sides a bit--normally, I would have concluded that I simply bought the wrong size, but I have another Playtex bra in the exact same size that fits like an absolute dream. Thus, I think that this particular bra style just wasn't a good match for me. Every woman is different, so your experience may vary from mine. For me, however, this bra just didn't work out. It made my breasts feel kind of "spill-y," like I just wasn't secure enough when I was wearing it. Rose from Indianapolis, IN

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 20's
• Posted: January, 2009

Very comfortable and still supportive enough even though it has no underwire.I was tired of wires breaking and getting poked. Karen

• Body Type: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 40's
• Posted: November, 2008

I would give anything if Playtex would produce this in a 36A. The Bra Industry has completely ignored the needs of the older woman with a small cup size. Just because we are small does NOT mean we do not have the same support issues that larger busted women have. As a woman ages, several things happen.....1)Her back broadens, especially if she has had children. 2) Her breasts droop both downward and out to the sides, especially if she has breast-fed. 3) Her skin becomes softer, even when she is maintaining good muscle tone...making thin straps unattractive under knitwear because they dig into the skin. So a woman with an A cup needs just as much side support and wider, softer straps as a larger busted women. This item would be wonderful in 36A and 38A. Melanie from Alexandria, VA USA

• Body Type: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 40's
• Posted: November, 2008