Bravado Designs Pumping Bra Hands Free | Clip and Pump | Pumping Accessory | S-XL

Fit as expected, well made and holds pump equipment snug.This one snaps right on, I fold it up and keep it with my to-go pump. Keeps the process quick and easy while I’m out.I love the style breastfeeding bra this goes with. The sports bra style I have still looks good under a nice top. Just because I’m breastfeeding doesn’t mean I don’t want to look cute you know. I haven’t found a pumping bra I like for this yet but this means I don’t have to.

Such a smart product. My nursing bras are way more comfortable than my pumping bras that always run to snug. This is the perfect solution. I love that I can just keep it on my night stand or throw it in a pump bag to easily clip to my nursing bra for when I need to pump. Love that it allows me to have less bulk under my tops by letting me wear just a nursing bra that’s one layer or even padded. Gone are the days of seeing a million seems or lines under my shirt because I need to be able to pump or nurse. I’ll likely be grabbing a couple of these.

True to size. Attached great and easily to my nursing bra. It did start to tear around where flange is placed after a few months, was still usable but torn. Great option for those who do not want to wear a pumping bra with many layers on it.

I love this panel for pumping. There aren't too many "hands free" bras that accommodate spectra flanges, but this one does and is able to securely hold the flanges. This is the second of these that I have purchased. I feel like they fit slightly small, however that is needed for a pumping bra to be snug. I had previously purchased one that lasted >1.5 years after my first baby and this one is my second for my second baby, so it holds up to multiple uses and washings. Definitely prefer this pumping accessory over full pumping bras as it saves time and I do not have to completely undress to put it on. Definitely convenient for returning to work.

This bra is quite helpful! I love that I can use one side or the other or both. I can also take the bottles off one side off at a time and do not need to worry about the other side spilling.I am 5'7 and 145lb and a 34DD(pre baby) and find that the size small is great for me. It holds the flanges tight enough that it supports 5 oz bottles weight while still not being painful. The design flattens my chest but I still am able to massage the milk out. If I need to loosen or tighten the bra I can extend the straps on the bra that it is clipped too. I rarely need to do that though because this fits nicely tight when the main bra is at a comfortable length. I have also started using to hold a haaka milk catcher while I nurse at home. It keeps it in place even with a wiggly baby.As with any pumping bra I still get a lot more milk out when I massage, thus maintaining supply. This bra allows me the freedom, though, to take a sip of juice without risking the bottles dropping and spilling. Or I can flip through pictures of my baby.So far the clips have worked well with all my clipped bras and tanks. I highly recommend this pumping bra.

I used this bra daily, 3-4 times per day, for 5 months. First, I researched a number of pumping bras and settled on this since I knew it’d be compatible with my Bravado nursing bras (which I love and give 5 stars), and the description about useage suggested it’d be easy and quick to put on, use, and remove. In those areas, the Bravado Clip and Pump did not disappoint. I needed my pumping sessions to be as quick as possible due to my job, and this bra definitely aided in that goal.I give three stars for a few reasons:1) As stated by some reviewers online, this bra is not “one size fits all.” If you’re reading this, you’re likely a nursing/pumping mom who has recently given birth or one who will give birth soon and hopes/plans to nurse and pump. So perhaps I don’t need to state the fact that your nursing breasts may transform into something unrecognizable from their earlier state and the holes for the flanges with this bra are a bit narrow set, so depending on the width between your nipples, this bra may be ill-fitting. I was able to position my breasts to make the width work for me, but depending on your body, that could be uncomfortable for some.2) The bra has a seam that runs from the elastic band that goes around your rib cage up to the hole for the flanges of the pump. After 1 week (and zero washes!), it tore along this seam. I was concerned that the tear would get larger as I used the bra more and that the tear might weaken the elasticity of the bra and ultimately affect the suction of my pump. If the tear widened, it wasn’t noticeable to the naked eye. If the suction was affected by the tear, it wasn’t too impactful. The tear probably could have been sewn by someone more capable with a needle and thread than myself, but after so little time using the bra, and feeling hopelessly busy in returning to work with my infant at home so that I couldn’t take the time to return or exchange the item, I was not pleased with this defect.3) After about 4 months worth of use, the bra clasp got caught up on something in the dryer and caused the metal on one of the hooks to be terribly mangled. This was probably my own fault for not having remembered to put it inside of a laundry bag. It somehow hung on by only 1 hook for another month or so until I no longer needed it.

This is an awesome nursing attachment and I just love how it fits different flanges without struggle

The elastic band started fraying very badly after just 2 months. Otherwise, the bra works well but I can't give it good reviews if it breaks after so short of a time