Saw these on local tv this AM

Imogene

Imogene

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I saw a segment on this bra, on the local news this morning. If I hadn’t just clicked on a good sized Walmart order, I would have jumped on this. I might anyway, since it is currently, By One Get One Free.

The “hook” is they can’t go in the washer unless they are in a special bag to preserve the magnets, and they need washed in cool water.

It does not look all that comfortable, but it might be serviceable because of the ease of getting it on and off for people with arthritic disabilities.

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Imogene said:
I saw a segment on this bra, on the local news this morning. If I hadn’t just clicked on a good sized Walmart order, I would have jumped on this. I might anyway, since it is currently, By One Get One Free.

The “hook” is they can’t go in the washer unless they are in a special bag to preserve the magnets, and they need washed in cool water.

It does not look all that comfortable, but it might be serviceable because of the ease of getting it on and off for people with arthritic disabilities.

ezoutbra.com

EZ-OUT Bra: 1-2-3 Set them free!​

In just three easy steps without having to undress. The revolutionary, patent pending EZ-OUT Bra takes the effort out of removing your bra. Easily set your girls free in just seconds.
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Honestly I couldn't be RRsed with that faff. I have OA in my hand but the drawback for me would be not being able to wash in the machine, and washing it in cool water...Might be more useful for people who don't have use of their hands barely at all.. but then how would they be able to hand wash it.:unsure:
 
hollydolly said:
Honestly I couldn't be RRsed with that faff. I have OA in my hand but the drawback for me would be not being able to wash in the machine, and washing it in cool water...Might be more useful for people who don't have use of their hands barely at all.. but then how would they be able to hand wash it.:unsure:
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it says it can go in the machine in a special bag. just cool water instead of hot.
 

MarciKS said:
$50 for a bra seems like a lot
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Not in my world. Try trotting or posting on a horse with boobs flopping all over the place.

Better luck to find the proverbial needle in the haystack, than finding a comfortable riding bra. I know serious event riders who have paid upwards of $100 for a bra.

When I was hard trail riding, it was nothing for me to pay $30 or $40 and that was 20 years ago.

I was only trying to help in case people with arthritis, and like me with arthritic shoulders that can’t put anything over my head unless it’s three sizes too big, might like a suggestion. So far, this has been better received on my horse forum that I have belonged to for 18 years.
 
Imogene said:
I saw a segment on this bra, on the local news this morning. If I hadn’t just clicked on a good sized Walmart order, I would have jumped on this. I might anyway, since it is currently, By One Get One Free.

The “hook” is they can’t go in the washer unless they are in a special bag to preserve the magnets, and they need washed in cool water.

It does not look all that comfortable, but it might be serviceable because of the ease of getting it on and off for people with arthritic disabilities.
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Then it is a hard pass for me, even with my arthritis.
I am too old to deal with anything that is uncomfortable.
 
Imogene said:
I saw a segment on this bra, on the local news this morning. If I hadn’t just clicked on a good sized Walmart order, I would have jumped on this. I might anyway, since it is currently, By One Get One Free.

The “hook” is they can’t go in the washer unless they are in a special bag to preserve the magnets, and they need washed in cool water.

It does not look all that comfortable, but it might be serviceable because of the ease of getting it on and off for people with arthritic disabilities.

ezoutbra.com

EZ-OUT Bra: 1-2-3 Set them free!​

In just three easy steps without having to undress. The revolutionary, patent pending EZ-OUT Bra takes the effort out of removing your bra. Easily set your girls free in just seconds.
ezoutbra.com
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The strap under, on the back.. Isn't that too low?

When I had shingles it was so irritating to find a good one that didnt hurt insane. First I used boob tape (didn't even know it was a thing) and then I just cut a piece out of an old one, where it hurt.
 
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Listen what most people don't realise that the Bra's that you think ''go over your head'' the ones with no hooks.... often people find it very difficult to get them over their heads and down past their shoulders.... and I'll tell you why .... because believe it or not you're not supposed to pull them over your head, you're supposed to step into them like pants... it's so much easier
 
Imogene said:
Not in my world. Try trotting or posting on a horse with boobs flopping all over the place.

Better luck to find the proverbial needle in the haystack, than finding a comfortable riding bra. I know serious event riders who have paid upwards of $100 for a bra.

When I was hard trail riding, it was nothing for me to pay $30 or $40 and that was 20 years ago.

I was only trying to help in case people with arthritis, and like me with arthritic shoulders that can’t put anything over my head unless it’s three sizes too big, might like a suggestion. So far, this has been better received on my horse forum that I have belonged to for 18 years.
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I didn't realize you rode. But I understand the arthritis part. I think it depends on your activities. It's nice that you think of others.
 
hollydolly said:
..but then who does a cold wash in a machine?..not me..and I wouldn't run a full machine for a couple of Bras lol

i think these manufacturers don't think things through....
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Back when I was doing laundry certain things were supposed to be cold wash. I think it was the colored clothes. I usually went with warm wash but some people might. IDK. I wanna know whose dumb idea dry cleaning was. LOL
 

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