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The COURTLOCK Set — Support Top + Band

The COURTLOCK Set — Support Top + Band

🎾  Support top + lock band — two pieces, one set

🔒  Extra hold for split steps, lunges and overheads

🏓  Made for pickleball, padel and tennis

✨  Band also works over any sports bra you own

Regular price $59.00
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The COURTLOCK Set — Support Top + Band

The COURTLOCK Set — Support Top + Band

Regular price $59.00
Regular price $59.00 Sale price $99.00
SAVE 40% Sold out
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Lock it in. Play free.

Your sports top does the everyday work. The COURTLOCK band takes over when the points get fast — one wrap, and you stop thinking about it.

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Extra hold

A wide stretch band adds a second layer of support across the chest. Less bounce, more focus.

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On in seconds

Step in, pull up, done. Wear it for match play, take it off for the cool-down.

Putting on the COURTLOCK band in the locker room

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Built for the court

Split steps, lunges, overheads. Racerback top keeps your shoulders free to swing.

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Works with your bras too

Love your current sports bra? The band slips over that one as well.

  • Pickleball player at the net in the COURTLOCK set

    Pickleball

    Fast hands at the kitchen line, quick shuffles side to side. The band keeps everything in place between dinks and drives.

  • Padel player wearing the COURTLOCK set

    Padel

    Glass-wall rallies, lobs and smashes. Lock it in and play every ball off the wall.

  • Tennis serve in the COURTLOCK set

    Tennis

    Toss, reach, serve. Extra hold on every overhead — and the white band is all-white dress code ready.

    • Friends on court in COURTLOCK sets
    • Tennis high five in COURTLOCK sets
    • Padel in the COURTLOCK set
    • Tying laces courtside in the COURTLOCK band
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      • COURTLOCK set, locker room mirror selfie
      • Tennis fit check with the white band
      • After padel, sand band over black top
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        Leonardo Gordon
        Grey and black beside a caregiver’s wish list

        My notes for a short outing with family would include the contrast band. My interest in the understated styling comes from a simple preference: I find two color options straightforward to compare.

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        Luke Foster
        The activity list in a caregiver’s wish list

        The padel mention is the part I would mention to my partner for a weekend plan. A closer look at the setup guidance would help while comparing a couple of alternatives.

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        Xavier Reed
        The wide-band design on a present selected in advance

        I'd bring up the simple black band in a discussion about an upcoming family visit. I want the decision to suit the family’s needs, so the separate band in the set connects with my interest in practical gear.

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        Jasmine Yang
        The top silhouette around a family shortlist

        I would start a conversation about a plan for everyday essentials with the support top in mind. When thinking about the strap configuration, the grey top feels relevant to my gift discussion.

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        Elizabeth Walker
        A family conversation and a clean courtwear look

        I would start a conversation about a simple packing checklist with the contrast band in mind. I would want to understand the adjustment steps before settling on the exact option.

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        Rowan Edwards
        A conversation with my partner: For court-sport plans

        The tennis option gives me a reason to read further for a comparison with my existing bag. I would want to understand the fastening instructions before deciding if it belongs on my shortlist.

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        Anthony Martin
        The wide-band design: a carrier shortlist

        The band width shown would be my talking point while looking at the product photos. I'd pay attention to the simple black band while looking at the product photos, since the detachable-strap detail makes me curious. I would take the pocket measurements into account before choosing a gift.

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        Grayson Hill
        Grey and black around a careful fit check

        For someone with my priorities, the grey-and-black color combination is the detail I would look at first, particularly while reviewing the product description. I'd give the plain color palette some thought because I would check the manufacturer’s guidance first. I'd also check the two color options before choosing a gift.

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        Stephanie Kelly
        The black-band detail: a family routine

        For someone with my priorities, the plain color palette makes the concept interesting to me, particularly before making a final purchase decision.

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        Bennett Smith
        The listed sports in a weekend with family

        I'd think about the movements mentioned before choosing a practical gift.

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        Jacob Allen
        A set for practice, considered for my shortlist this season

        I'd compare it with my existing gear when thinking about the strap configuration.

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        Aisha Cox
        The activity list in a shared outing plan

        My starting point for a baby-shower gift discussion would be to look at the listed activities. The Blush Pink option interests me, so the movement-focused design is worth considering for my plans.

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        Rowan Wallace
        A simple athletic set, considered for a future outing plan

        What I notice about the racerback shape is how it connects with a family-gear review. For someone with my priorities, the grey top would influence what I compare next, particularly before making a final purchase decision.

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        Harper Murray
        a day-out checklist: The lock band

        It would be interesting to read the product details with a comparison of storage features coming up. The first thing I'd do while putting a gear list together is look closer at the set.

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        Maya Fox
        For court-sport plans, considered for a planned outing

        For someone with my priorities, the court-sport positioning would make me pause while browsing, particularly while reviewing the listed features. The first thing I'd do before choosing a practical gift is review the product description.

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        Reese Nguyen
        The listed sports on a new comparison list

        I'd look at the listed activities when thinking about storage for small items.

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        Eva Richardson
        The top silhouette with a simple outing plan

        While browsing with my partner, the top-and-band combination gives me a reason to read further.

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        Nicholas Castellanos
        A shared decision and considering the extra hold

        My starting point for a gift selected together would be to compare the band design. I'd give the band-over-bra option some thought because I prefer a clear description over a broad promise.

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        Hazel Owens
        The top silhouette for a family conversation

        I like to plan what small items I take along, so the support top is what I would want to understand better.

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        Lincoln Peterson
        The separate band in a new comparison list

        My starting point for a thoughtful gift plan would be to look closer at the set.

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        Michelle Kim
        Considering the extra hold with a requested gift

        I'd give the band width shown some thought because I pay attention to how pockets are arranged. I'd pay attention to the extra-hold concept while comparing carrier options, since I want the fit requirements to be clear.

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        Iris Stone
        The lock band in my partner’s shortlist

        I'd pay attention to the extra-hold concept before comparing other carrying options, since I would rather check the sizing than guess. The band-over-bra option would be my talking point before choosing a practical gift. I would want to understand the carrier dimensions before settling on the exact option.

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        Bennett Guzman
        The top silhouette on a visit to relatives

        For someone with my priorities, the two-piece set would influence what I compare next, particularly while putting a gear list together.

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        Stella Patel
        Grey and black on a carrier-feature comparison

        I would compare this with what I already own, so the plain color palette gives me a reason to read further.

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        Dominic Roberts
        The lock band for a gift chosen together

        For someone with my priorities, the separate band in the set makes me curious about the details, particularly when discussing an outing.

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        Amanda Hernandez
        A band-over-bra option: a shared wish list

        The simple black band would shape my choice for a visit to relatives. Before deciding on family gear, the top-and-band pairing is what I would want to understand better.

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        Amelia Peterson
        A simple athletic set for a small-essentials checklist

        I'd compare the top with my workout clothes while comparing carrier options. I would check the manufacturer’s guidance first, so the top-and-band combination is the part I would mention to my partner.

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        Dominic Singh
        The top silhouette with my gear wish list

        I'd make time to check the garment measurements, especially since I want the decision to suit the family’s needs.

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        Chloe Robinson
        A simple outing plan and pickleball and padel

        The movement-focused design would shape my choice for a baby-shower gift discussion.

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        Lauren Edwards
        The racerback idea beside a shared wish list

        I can see myself taking time to think about the set contents for a review of carrier instructions. The reason I'd compare the top with my workout clothes is that I tend to keep a short gear wish list.

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        Abigail Salazar
        A shared shopping list and the separate band

        It would be interesting to consider the band with my own sports bra with a family-gear shortlist coming up. I'd make time to check the styling options, especially since I would compare this with what I already own.

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        Alice Huang
        A tennis outfit idea, for my carrier comparison

        For someone with my priorities, the split-step reference appeals to me, particularly before deciding on family gear.

        Before your next match

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        What’s in the set?

        One racerback sports top and one COURTLOCK band. Wear the top on its own, or slip the band over it for extra hold when play gets fast.

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        How does the band work?

        It’s a wide stretch band that wraps around your chest over your sports top. It adds a second layer of hold, so there’s less bounce on split steps, lunges and overheads.

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        Can I wear the band with my own sports bra?

        Yes. The band works over any sports bra or top — so you can use it with the ones you already own too.

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        How do I pick my size?

        Choose your usual sports-bra size. If you’re between sizes, size up for the top. The band stretches to fit snugly over it.

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        Is it comfortable for a full match?

        It’s made from soft stretch fabric with flat stitched edges, so it moves with you. Adjust it so it feels snug, not tight.

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        How long does delivery take?

        Please allow 6–12 days for your order to arrive. You’ll get a tracking link by email as soon as it ships.

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        How do I wash it?

        Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, or hand wash. Lay flat to dry. No bleach, no tumble dryer.