Eye Protection for Women?

[KTSheree]

I have been reading up on the Oakley M-Frame 3.0 with the Prizm lenses. From what I can tell, I'd really like the function of them. I also read reviews that they pair well with ear protection, which tends to be an issue for me. I have 20/20 so my $20 glasses fatigue my eyes and give me a headache but my Oakley Commits never do. I love the clarity. But, with split lenses it makes a slight blind spot during 3-gun that I'd like to get rid of. My biggest problem is that I'm a petite woman. It seems that most of the Oakley SI line is designed for men, but if they aren't too big for my face that doesn't bother me. Any lady shooters or wives/girlfriends out there who have tried them?

Thanks!

[Vlad]

I can't speak for the Oakley glasses, but I know that my wife likes her Rudy Rydon II's which are made smaller to fit women better.

[ihocky2]

I have a few pair from Radians for my wife and she has always been happy with them. She wears contacts and has not complained of eye fatigue or a headache or anything. The Crossfire line has a few nice offerings. I don't remember which ones specifically she has though.

[IntenseImage]

My wife loves her Oakley Radars ... With a Pitch profile lens

[MarkCO]

ESS makes the "Naro" ice which, for the women who have tried them, have been popular.

[A5H556]

I've worn Oakleys for a long time, but I just picked up the Smith Aegis ARC range kit and am absolutely loving it. Seems top notch. I have a friend who's had his for years and always spoke highly of them. Smith makes a compact version of the kit. Maybe check it out?