Does anybody know which models are the most curved?
I've got quite fu*ked face (narrow "acute-angled" with high bridge and low cheeks) so the smaller models usually sit too high and regular are too wide (which might work for some people, but I prefer my eyes covered as much as possible). My no-go is usually when I can put my index finger between the end of eyebrow and frame or cheeks and frame - which is like 99% of sunglasses.
Recently I had an opportunity to try a few pairs of Oakleys and from Wire Tap 2.0 (which didn't work in at all) through Plazma (which were at least somehow usable) to Crosshair which I fell in love with immediately. They don't cover the whole field of vision of course (I'd like them to be even more curved but they probably wouldn't look so good then), but they work fine enough for me to buy them after several years of not having any sunglasses!
So knowing there are Oakleys that could work I would like to buy another pair of sunglasses a bit more common looking than Crosshair. I would be grateful for any suggestions.
I've got quite fu*ked face (narrow "acute-angled" with high bridge and low cheeks) so the smaller models usually sit too high and regular are too wide (which might work for some people, but I prefer my eyes covered as much as possible). My no-go is usually when I can put my index finger between the end of eyebrow and frame or cheeks and frame - which is like 99% of sunglasses.
Recently I had an opportunity to try a few pairs of Oakleys and from Wire Tap 2.0 (which didn't work in at all) through Plazma (which were at least somehow usable) to Crosshair which I fell in love with immediately. They don't cover the whole field of vision of course (I'd like them to be even more curved but they probably wouldn't look so good then), but they work fine enough for me to buy them after several years of not having any sunglasses!
So knowing there are Oakleys that could work I would like to buy another pair of sunglasses a bit more common looking than Crosshair. I would be grateful for any suggestions.