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  1. #1
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    Cool eye protection and fashion

    So any ideas for those wanting the sporty cycling shades, but have small heads and faces, for which most of those are too wide? Also, any recommendations for cycling at dusk when shading isn't desired? I use to, and probably will again, use construction safety glasses in clear, (the ones sporting a slightly more sporty look).

  2. #2
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    i have the smith theory.

    i love them. i have a small head too. they have interchangable lenses. i got the polarized one (i use mine for fishing too but they are great cutting down any glare not only on the water). mine had 4 sets of lenses with it. the polarized smoke, yellow, rose, and clear.

    my bf was jealous of them and had to get a pair of his own.
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    oh ya! not only to they look cool, but they completely cover my eyes, they are light weight and stay in place.
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  4. #4
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    smith theory

    Thanks for the tip I'll check out the website!

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    I have a narrow face and wear contacts (so needed really good wind protection). I tried Zeal optics (Rush, Zooni, and another style I can't recall at the moment) - none of which fit me quite right but were super cute. I now have Tifosi Slips - interchangeable lenses (clear, yellow, pink, and gray) that are very easy to change out, good optics, and they were only $50! I crashed in them and they stayed on (and I hit my head and put a crack in my helmet). They are very light, too. I highly recommend them!
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  6. #6
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    Tifosi glasses

    Tifosi also makes some that go clear in low light and stay dark in the sun. They are called Fototec Variable Tint lenses. They also have a bunch that are sized for smaller heads

  7. #7
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    I like the sounds of the Tifosi fototec, has anyone tried them??

  8. #8
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    I just received my Tifosi Czar Sunglasses today. They are the cheap ones on TE. I was skeptical, since I have extremely bad migraines and need very, very good sunglasses. These are awesome. They fit well, will not slip with profuse sweating, and I even tried them outside with my migraine. They work! I did not think they would, due to how inexpensive they were and I had never tried the brand before. I am very pleased with my purchase.
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