Brassieres, socks and running underwear

The sports bra, first essential

For running, the sports bra needs to provide strong support: running is one of the sports that makes the breasts move the most with each stride. A bra with separated cups or a racerback style, made from quick-drying technical material, limits this movement and the discomfort that comes with it. It should be chosen based on the underbust measurement, fitting snugly without restricting breathing, and should be replaced when the elastic stretches out.

Socks: the fight against blisters

Blisters are caused by friction and moisture. Running socks made from synthetic fibres or merino, like the Sums Merino or Lorpen, wick away sweat, and their flat seams prevent chafing. Toe socks from Injinji separate each toe to eliminate friction between them, and double-layer socks, such as those from Vertical, allow the two layers to slide against each other rather than against the skin. Short models, like the Injinji No-Show, are suitable for road running, while mid-calf ones are great for trail running.

Compression and underwear

Compression socks, like the Falke RU Stabilizing, the Injinji Over the Calf, or the Endurance Torent, apply a gradient pressure from the ankle upwards to the calf, which supports the muscle and promotes venous return, during exercise and recovery. The competition shorts Joma Olimpia and the technical underwear from Odlo dry quickly and prevent irritation on long distances. All this textile can be washed at 30 degrees, without fabric softener.

The rest of women's sportswear

Women's running clothing continues with tops and t-shirts, shorts and tights, trousers and leggings, sweatshirts, windbreakers and jackets, accessories, compression garments, on the women's sportswear page.

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Frequently asked questions

What support should a sports bra provide for running?

Strong support: running is one of the sports that makes the breasts move the most with each stride. A bra with separated cups or a racerback style, made from quick-drying material, limits this movement and the associated discomfort.

How do I choose the size of a running bra?

It should be chosen based on the underbust measurement: it should fit snugly, it should not rise when you lift your arms, and it shouldn't hinder your breathing. The straps shouldn't dig into your shoulders, and the band shouldn't leave marks after your run.

When should I replace my sports bra?

As soon as the band under the bust stretches or the straps lose their elasticity: the support will decrease without you noticing. With regular use, a running bra generally needs replacement about every year.

Why wear technical underwear for running?

Technical underwear without seams, made from breathable synthetic material, wicks away sweat and prevents irritation on longer runs, where cotton stays damp and chafes. It dries quickly and doesn't show under tights.

Merino or synthetic socks for running?

Synthetic fibres dry very quickly and are durable. Merino regulates temperature and limits odours: it's great for trail running and cold-weather outings. Many running socks combine both types of fibres.