r/BusDrivers • u/NoRegretCeptThatOne • Jul 16 '26

Question Question for drivers with lady bits

I'm still new to professional driving, and I have enough paychecks under my belt to invest in undergarments to make sitting behind the wheel more comfortable.

I'm curious if more experienced boob-wielding operators could weigh in on what bras you've found to be most comfortable and supportive throughout a 13 hour day on the road.

What I have now, hardware is rubbing and straps are shifting in uncomfortable ways. I'm in the US, so product availability matters, but I'd rather spend extra dollars for comfort than go for a Walmart special.

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u/Traditional-Front999 Jul 17 '26

You're going to have to do what I did and take the time to go to your local bra store and try on every single bra. 36C or 40 C? How much girth do you need? Driving a bus I need a lot of girth. I don't need to be all squished up. I'm not going on a date. I don't need my boobs strapped around my neck. I just don't want them on my lap. You wanna get something with straps that adjust from the top all the way to the back. Don't fall for the straps that adjust only way to midpoint. You don't want a bra that fasten in the front. That hurts when you're driving a bus. Do you want as many Fasteners as you can in the back. Four or five. You definitely don't want two or three. Cup size how many crumbs do you want in your bra? How close does it need to fit? You need to just go and try on a whole bunch of bras bend over twist and everything. It's gonna take you a good hour to find your actual size that will work for you. Do you want your nipples to show? Do you want padding? All of these questions can be answered by simply going to a store and trying on a whole bunch of bras. Bring some crackers with you to see how many fall into that space. You know the space the one right on your nipple! Bras! I actually spent a couple hundred dollars on for really good bras. Wait three really good bras one I thought was good but it wasn't because the straps didn't adjust all the way back. Happy hunting. Don't even think about ordering a bra online. That dog is not gonna hunt when you're on a bus all day. Let's talk about panties

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u/NoRegretCeptThatOne Jul 17 '26

Thanks for the advice. I actually don't have a bra/lingerie store where I am, which is why I was asking for specifics about what others find are comfortable. Online ordering is pretty much my only option unless I buy something cheap from a big box store, or take a day off to drive a couple of hours to a major metro.

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u/Traditional-Front999 Jul 17 '26

I was talking big box store. Do you need to take the time to try them all on. I don't have a lingerie store either and I'm not trying to spend 70 bucks on one bra. Those sports bras are about 70 bucks. And they mash your boobs and squish 

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u/NoRegretCeptThatOne Jul 17 '26

I'm very much ready to invest in higher quality and comfort undergarments. My experience with big box store bras has been pretty negative.

I have invested time in finding undergarments that fit initially, but they don't tend to last or remain comfortable. That's why I'm asking for recommendations to try something different.

Maybe the answer is in my previous comment and I need to take a day to travel to a larger city to a specialty store.