The Gymshark Running Sports Bra is a high-support racerback bra aimed at runners, with built-in foam cups, a padded apex and reflective details. The fabric is 78% nylon and 22% elastane and the price is about $58, in sizes XS to XXL. The page lists three colors and does not describe the closure or straps, so confirm those before you buy. It is a simple pick for runners who want high support without a high price.
Illustration drawn from the product’s specs — see the brand’s site for real photos and colors.
Gymshark Running Sports Bra Review (2026)
our rating
Best for: Runners who want high support at a moderate price.
Skip it if: You need cup sizing or an underwire.
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What we like
- Page lists high support
- Built-in foam cups and padded apex
- Reflective details
- Racerback design
Watch out for
- Closure and straps not described
- Sizes XS–XXL only
- Not adjustable (unconfirmed)
On this page
Fit and sizing
The page lists XS, S, M, L, XL and XXL, with no cup sizing. Alpha-sized bras work well for smaller to medium busts but may not suit a fuller bust, since cup volume changes within each size. If you are between sizes, a bra that fastens and adjusts is usually easier to dial in than a pullover. The page does not list a closure or strap adjustability, and the separate Running Zip Bra is a different product. Our guess is a pullover, but the page does not say so, so look at the product photos.
Fabric and feel
The fabric is 78% nylon and 22% elastane with four-way stretch. Built-in foam cups and a padded apex are listed. Reflective details help in low light. The page lists three colors: Strength Pink, Black and Pace Purple.
How it performs for running
Gymshark lists it as high support. For runners with a small to medium bust, a high-support alpha bra like this is a reasonable choice. With no stated adjustability, fit matters more. For a Gymshark bra that does state hook-and-eye closure and adjustable straps, see the High Support V-Neck. Our best running sports bras page compares more.
Price and value
At about $58, it is mid-priced for a running bra, and slightly more than the V-Neck. The reflective details and padded apex are what you are paying for, and the page lists the brand's four-way stretch fabric. See Gymshark for the brand overview.
Alternatives
The Nike Indy High Support offers a clasp and adjustable straps with a plus option. For larger cups, see the Brooks Dare Underwire.
Who should skip it
Skip it if you have a fuller bust, want adjustable fit, or prefer cup sizing. Also skip it if you want a bra with removable pads, since the page lists built-in foam cups.
Specs
| For | Women |
|---|---|
| Sizes | XS–XXL |
| Fabric | 78% nylon, 22% elastane |
| Support | High |
| Alpha sizes | XS–XXL |
| Padding | Fixed |
| Closure | Pullover |
| Adjustable straps | No |
| Longline | No |
| Style | Racerback |
| No | |
| Colors | 3 at time of checking |
| Good for | Running, HIIT, Gym training |
The verdict
A reflective, high-support running bra at a moderate price, with built-in foam cups and a racerback. Buy it for running with a small to medium bust. Skip it if you want adjustability, cup sizes or confirmed closure details, and consider the V-Neck instead.
Alternatives to consider
Frequently asked questions
Is the Gymshark Running Sports Bra high support?
Yes, the page lists high support.
Does it have padding?
Yes, built-in foam cups and a padded apex.
What sizes does it come in?
XS to XXL.
Does it have reflective details?
Yes, the page lists reflective details for visibility in low light.
Sources and last checked · Oct 7, 2026
Notes: Ratings estimated from specs and review consensus (owner reviews, brand-page reviews, tester sites); not tested by us. Page does not state a closure or strap adjustability; pullover and non-adjustable are assumptions (the separate Running Zip Bra is a different product). Three colors: Strength Pink, Black, Pace Purple.
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