Snugabell PumpEase Hands-Free Breast Pumping Bra - Adjustable Spandex Bustier Supports 2 Breast Pumping Bottles

Great product but size down

I purchased this product because I couldn’t stand having both hands incapacitated 8-12 times throughout the day. Pumping was so inconvenient, and the wearable pumps that I looked into were so expensive so I thought this was a cheaper option to try. I was so glad I opted for this bra! I have been able to comfort my baby or do the dishes while I’m pumping and it has made such a difference in what I am able to accomplish in a day. I didn’t use the size chart and the bra I ordered is slightly big but it still holds the pump in place and I am able to get more done. I would highly recommend this bra!!

Absolutely love this hands free bra - total game changer. I was using the Momcozy bras which worked but I still had to massage and apply compression to fully empty. This bra took care of that mostly. Sometimes at the end of a session, I need to coax the girls along since the compression is less toward the end. I was on the cusp of sizes and definitely had to size down. The material is soft and silky but if too big, it slides down as the milk jugs fill up. Perhaps this wouldn't be an issue if i was using over a nursing bra? The clasp binding is a little scratchy too, but such a minor inconvenience. Worth every penny, I went back and bought a 2nd.

I bought this bra to use with my Medela Pump in Style Advanced breast pump when I return to work. I have not returned to work yet, but did use this bra when I went on an overnight, out of town trip without my little one. I have also used it a couple times around the house since i have been pumping so I can leave a stash of milk for when i do return to work. This is what I discovered:First off, this is made of a swimsuit-like material: Stretchy but (somewhat) supportive. It has 3 rows of bra-like clasps in the front middle to allow for adjusting size. While they are slightly annoying as one or two can come undone as you try to clasp more of them, its not a deal breaker for me. There is a slit at both nipple areas for you to insert your breast pump flanges. I havent had any problems inserting the ones from my PISA into it at all. (hint: i always line up my nipples thru the slit and then insert the flanges as this seems to help generally keep the pump in the correct positioning.) The one downside I found was that I do have to adjust and pull it up as my breast goes from engorged to drained-i do have rather large breasts so maybe this has something to do with that. The bra lacks enough support to hold my breast "up" so I found this one works best for using over a nursing bra, like the underwire one i wear that came from Motherhood Maternity. I will definitely be using this one daily at work since i can clasp it over my bra and have my bra support my breasts from the bottom. Sizing: I wear around a 40D in non-nursing bras and a 42F in nursing bras from MM; I bought a large in this bra and it fits perfect! If I had gone larger it wouldnt have fit closely enough to hold the flanges in place. Likewise, if i had gone smaller it would have been too small to fit around my chest. As it is now I use it with the tightest fitting clasps done together which is very comfortable for me. If you are looking for a hands free pumping bra to use over just a sleeping bra or braless I would highly suggest the Simple Wishes Hands Free Pumping Bra. Simple Wishes Hands Free Pumping Bustier for all major brand of electric breasts pump L/XL/XXL  Overall, the bra is great and the only reason it lost a star was for the clasps for closing it and the lack of enough support for me.

Ordered size large5'2", 190lb, 38J last time I checkedI expected the product to be more sturdy, but it works all right. The fabric is stretchy enough that I can still slide my hands in around the flanges for breast compression/massage. The fabric itself is soft, but the sides of the hook and eye closure are very scratchy and can cut into my sad, postpartum belly if I'm not sitting up enough.The bra comes with two garter style straps which aren't good for much. I'm pretty sure if you had them tight enough to offer any support, your tits would just fall out the bottom of the bra anyway. I'm not sure why I still have them on there to be honest.I was concerned the product wouldn't work for me because I am very busty, but it works just fine even if it isn't "full coverage."

I really love this pump bra- it is comfortable and stays put while I do other things (computer stuff, sorting laundry, even moving the baby around and into my lap). I haven't experienced any slipping like some others have mentioned, and I use this product several times a day, with or without my nursing bra underneath. A bonus is that the material usually feels cool to the touch, which is great if you are engorged or are having other breast pain. The one thing that bothers me sometimes is that the underside of the bra (the center piece with the hooks on it) can poke into my skin depending on how I am positioned. However, I might be more sensitive there since having surgery in that spot. If I'm going to be moving around a lot, I just place a washcloth between the bra and my skin at that spot and it's still really comfortable.As far as sizing... I originally ordered the M based on the size chart (I was a pre-pregnancy size 34B, but my maternity bras throughout pregnancy were 36C, and that was before my milk had come in). According to the chart, I really should have been a M. At 5 weeks postpartum, on the tightest hook, the M was too loose to be useful- I felt like I still had to hold on to the bottles/flanges to make sure they stayed put. My breasts tend to get quite full, but I usually need to keep the S on second tightest row of hooks. Though I didn't gain a lot of pregnancy weight, it is possible that with the breastfeeding I lost a bit of weight around the ribcage, which may be why I needed the smaller size. I also tend to prefer things more snug-fitting.

Bit of a pain to get on quickly as it has lots of clips at the front but once it’s on it’s great for hands free expressing and honestly saved me so much time with a 2 year old and a newborn! It also fits well as the medela one didn’t go up to a big enough size.

I borrowed this bra from a friend but found it so good that I bought my own for my second baby. It fits comfortably, and contrary to my initial expectations is truly strong enough to support hands free double pumping. I also bought one for my sister who exclusively pumped for 12 months while her baby was in hospital, and it lasted brilliantly despite such heavy use. I would HIGHLY recommend.

I love the fabric, how well made it is and also the idea of this but I’m not having much luck so far. I bought the correct size for my chest but I don’t find it gives me enough support over my unclipped nursing bra to hold my breast pumps in place. I think I might attach straps to it when I get the chance.

This allowed me to express hands-free which was such a relief after hugging the collection bottles for weeks. I do think it's quite expensive but its easy to use and it is comfortable plus I wasn't going to attempt the DIY option of cutting holes in an old sports bra (besides I wouldn't fit my pre-pregnancy ones anyway).I wish I got it sooner as it just would have made life easier as I spent a lot of time with my breast pump. Now, I'm able to tend to baby and get on with bits and bobs. I just have to remember I'm still attached to the pump.

I can now use my hands for other thing, sometimes i get spillage when i bend to pick my baby. I am a size 20 with big boobs, still i found it big, does the job anyway.