which are good road eye shields?

[Puffin]

As I'm doing more roadying now, my darling Smith Sliders that have been on many mtb adventures over the past few years just sit too low on my face when I lean forward and I have been riding without rather than go cross-eyed looking over the frame. I don't like to ride without, but don't know what's good on the market or if there are any road position specific shields? I'm not fussed about the look, but I've got a pretty narrow face and a narrow bridge, which doesn't help keeping glasses on! Oh and I don't have much money to spend! Anyone have any tips?
Thanks

[KnottedYet]

I have some Tifosi glasses that fit my narrow head/face. http://www.rei.com/search?vcat=REI_S...tifosi&x=0&y=0 I have the Forza FC (Full Coverage). They do a better job of keeping goobers out of my eyes than my beloved Oakley Minutes did.

[ChickWithBrains]

Is it a position problem, or a sliding down your nose problem? The latter can be fixed with a good elastic headband meant for holding athletic glasses in place.

If it's position, try Active -- I like their glasses even better than my beloved Oakley Half Jackets and do fine for both the run and bike part of the triathlons I've done.

[OakLeaf]

S&W Mini Magnum from MSC Direct

Narrow size to fit youth/women's faces, excellent optical quality, ANSI impact resistant, not too scratch prone, UV blocking, wraparound design with great coverage, comfortable flexible nose piece, adjustable earpieces, available in smoke, yellow and clear, $8. Can't beat 'em with a stick.

I order them by the case so I'll always have a spare pair when they get too scratched, or if I misplace them. Is $90 too much to pay for 12 pairs of sunglasses? I haven't bought expensive sunglasses since the dog ate my Oakleys.

[Brandy]

I love the Rudy Project Maskeryna's!

[sundial]

I have a pair of Tifosi with transitional lenses. I love those glasses for overcast days and transitional seasons. I think I paid $65 or so for them.