Braza Cush-eez Bra Strap Cushions s4000 Reviews

I've been using these bra strap pads for years. They make such a huge difference in comfort. I work with my hands above my head, a lot, and these help tremendously with shoulder pain and hand numbness. They also really help with the divots in the shoulders created by tight bra straps. Chelsea from San Antonio TX USA

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 40s
• Posted: May, 2017

I bought these for my aging mother. They're all right, they don't stay in place. My wife Kim measured where they should be on my mother and sewed them to the bra strap. Have them on three bras and washed just fine. I'll give it 4 for the material. Mike from Layton/Utah, USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: April, 2017

The bra strap cushion does not stay in place, it is slipping constantly, when moving your arms upward, forward & sideways. The idea is great & comfortable .

Braza Response: I am sorry the Cush-eez Bra Strap Cushions didn’t work for you. I might suggest you use a bra strap converter. That would hold your straps in place and prevent them from sliding. We carry a few different items. Also on the site is the Magic clip Strap that can also hold your straps in place. Sue from Sunnyvale, Ca.

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 70s
• Posted: April, 2017

Wore them for one day, and really loved them. The next day at work, somehow one of the silicone pads fell out and was lost. They are great for cushioning, but slide around way too much. I was constantly fussing with them.

Braza Response: The only way that the silicone can fall out would be if it were not placed fully in the pocket. Our diagram on the front of the package shows the silicone pad half out, but that is just to show that a) there are silicone pads included and b) where they go. Please be sure that they are placed fully in the pocket and this should keep the item in place. Kim from Michigan

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 40s
• Posted: April, 2016

I like the size and the thickness (without the silicone pad) but the plastic flaps are NOT good. They do not hold the cushion in place and do not mold to the shoulder well. They can be worn only under bulky clothing which will cover the unevenness. I had a pair years ago which had Velcro with the rough side facing up so it would attach to the bra strap and hold the cushion in place. I can no longer find that style and plan to sew Velcro onto this pad. It can easily be done by using two pieces so the silicone pad can be inserted if needed. Then the task of cutting the plastic flaps off close enough so that clothing will not be snagged will be a challenge. You will have an excellent product if you modify it by using Velcro and removing those flaps.

Vendor Response: The plastic flaps are designed to hold the straps of your bra in place, not the cushion. The silicone insert is for extra comfort. Thank you for your feedback and suggestion on this product. Mary from Lexington Kentucky USA

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 70s
• Posted: February, 2016

They work for awhile, but don't stay in place.

Braza Response: Hi Bonnie. We appreciate your business and we would recommend you try this product with Braza Flash Tape to help maintain in place. Bonnie from Arden

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: October, 2015

Very comfortable and took the pressure off my shoulders Catherine from Groton CT USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: March, 2015

These bra strap cushions are the best I have found! If you have large breasts and narrow shoulders, these will help tremendously. I have 3 pairs which I alternate and wear everyday. Bella from Radnor, OH, USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: February, 2015

Finally a cushioned bra strap that is comfortable and eases the strain on my narrow shoulders. I like the option of using the gel insert for extra cushioning or not as needed. Barbara from Radnor, OH

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: June, 2014

Nice product worth the purchase! It eases the stress on my shoulders and neck. I haven't felt the tension and tightness while sitting at work since I started wearing them. I use them everyday. They stay in place. Do not have to make adjustments throughout the day. My only complaint: I wish they were available in more colors. Ebony from Freeport, NY, USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 40s
• Posted: January, 2014

The Braza Cush-eeze are excellent. I recommend this accessory of every woman who endures heavy breast weight. The comfort of this silicone filled shield and shoulder strap protection phenomenal. Buy it, you will not regret this purchase. Donna from Houston, Texas

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 60s
• Posted: May, 2013

Awful!!!!! hard time keeping it on the straps, and what's with the hard plastic tabs. Would not recommend at all.

Braza Response: The trick on this style is to use the product correctly. On the shoulder cushion, the bra straps lay on the pad and the two plastic sleeves keep them in place from movement. Betty from Maxwell

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: August, 2011

Love them Anita from Batesville, AR USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: June, 2011

Very comfortable and easy to use. Ann from Pinckney, Mich. USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 70s
• Posted: February, 2011

Really disappointed - I could not get the cushions to stay in place. First time I used them the silicone insert fell out of one and the second time they had slipped out of place. Ann

• Height: Petite (5'3" and under)
• Age: 60s
• Posted: January, 2011

For me, this are a godsend. It would merit 5 stars if it was less bulky and laid flatter. I bought a set before the gel strip was included and the gel strip adds a great deal of comfort. My shoulders are grateful and I will purchase more...esp. if it comes in black. Pam from Chicago, IL USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: August, 2010

I don't want to rate the straps or cushions as they are well constructed. However, the cushions would not keep my straps from moving down and the straps were too short. I'll keep searching from solutions. I think your website is awesome! Sandy from Katy, Tx

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 70s
• Posted: August, 2010

I bought these to solve a problem I have with my sports bras... when I run, there is a badly placed seam in every bra I've bought that rubs against my shoulder bones in front and make a sore... So I bought these to protect that area. When I opened the box and saw the wrap-around design, I doubted that they would stay in place , but I just used them this morning on a 5 mile run and they did exactly what I needed them to do. Not as good as finding a well designed bra that won't rub me raw, but a good fix for the problem. Jill from Sherman Oaks, CA USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: May, 2010

They are a good idea, but they slip around a lot. They are alo fairly large & show through most fabrics. Diane from Milwaukee, WI, USA

• Height: Average Height (5'4"-5'8")
• Age: 50s
• Posted: April, 2009

After having shoulder replacement surgery I tried these to keep my bra strap from being directly on the scar which is still very tender. Since its only been 6 weeks from surgery, I can only wear them for a short time, but as time heals I'll be wearing them all the time. I wish they could also be made into more of a shoulder pad shape to enhance jackets and sweaters, then they'd score a perfect five star in my book. Sharron from North Carolina

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

Does not really offer optimum cushioning and the pads slip and slide around a bit. I lost the little gel insert the first day. I don't know when or where it fell out of the little slot on the cushion. I probably will not order more of this item, nor will I recommend it to others. L K from Dover, Del. USA

• Age: 50s
• Posted: August, 2008

Wonderful invention! Fabulous company! Incredible customer service!!! Jo from FL

• Age: 60s
• Posted: July, 2008

I love the silicone pads they really do provide alot of relief from narrow straps cutting into your shoulders. The only thing I dislike is they don't like to stay put and are bulky under sheer clothing. I would recommend them for the relief they provide though/ lori from Dillingham, Alaska, USA

• Age: 50s
• Posted: July, 2008

THIS ITEM HELPS WOMEN WITH LARGE BREASTS, BUT IT IS DIFFICULT TO HIDE UNDER CLOTHING. WISH THERE WAS A WAY TO KEEP THE COMFORT BUT MODIFY THE ITEM TO WHERE YOU CANNOT NOTICE IT UNDER CLOTHING - SUCH AS A POLO SHIRT, ETC. OTHER THAN THAT, I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT TO ALL WOMEN WITH LARGE BREASTS. THIS IS A LIFE-SAVER...OR IF YOU WANT TO CALL IT...A SHOULDER-SAVER! THANKS! KARLA from EVANS, CO USA

• Posted: May, 2008

I bought this item for my mother in law and she is very pleased with the comfort and ease of this item. Has definitely helped to alleviate the irritation from the bra straps.Thank you for a wonderful item!!!!!! gloria from woodstock,ga USA

• Posted: May, 2008

These bra straps are great. Yes, they are a little bulky but I am willing to compromise for the extra comfort and protection they offer my shoulders. Jones

• Posted: April, 2008

the gel pads do not stay in the pockets of the strap pads. The pads themselves do not stay on the bra strap. MaryAnn from Stafford, VA

• Posted: April, 2008

Not too big, not too small just right! the silicon cushion is removable you can use it without them. I use the cushion Carolyn from CA

• Posted: March, 2008

Although these are a little bulky, they do the job. Unlike other all-silicone strap pads, there is fabric between the removable silicone inserts. Because of the fabric, there is less possibility of skin irritation. You can also opt not to use the inserts. They will still protect your shoulders from "cutting edge" bra straps. MLA from Concord, CA

• Posted: February, 2008

Was too bulky. Sent it back.. but thank you... Wanda from Grass Valley, CA

• Posted: February, 2008