Pros: Comfortable, Durable, Optimal clarity, No glare
Cons: touch your cheeks when you smile.

If you have a slightly larger than average face then this is the set of Oakleys for you. For 20 years I've relied on Blades and M-Frames to fit my round and wide face. Finally Oakly offered a 21st century update to the design. I own 2 different lenses for the Radar frame. I have the Range (which looks perfect on wide faces). The only problem being that when you smile, your cheeks tend to bump the bottoms of the lenses thus elevating them ever so slightly off your nose. Those of you (with wide faces) who have owned M-Frames should already be familiar with this problem. To combat this issue I also purchased a Path lens. No problems with "cheek touch". The only issue with switching to the Path lens is that it doesn't cover as much of your face as the Range lens does; hence the Radradrs look a little too small for your face. I'll stick with the Range lenses. After 20 years of Blades and M-Frames "cheek touch" is no big deal. The only extra thing I wish Oakley would do for Radar series owners is to create some sort of custom fit neck strap. Similar to Croakies but able to fit over the Unobtanium Ear Socks. I highly recomend these light weight and ultra-modern Radar Ranges. You won't be sorry. Just look how many MLB players and coaches are sporting them this year. Very comfy. Good value. Another great job by Oakley.