Oakley EVZero Blades review: Perfect for smaller faces, and so light you will forget you’re wearing them

If you’ve browsed my guide to the best cycling glasses lately, watched any cycling on TV, or even just been on any semi-serious group ride you’d be forgiven for thinking all cycling glasses are now absolutely enormous. Most brands’ top-end models are reflective monoliths that can dwarf smaller faces – see the Spatz Shield and POC Devour for examples at the extreme end of the scale, but even the often-seen Oakley Sutro is giant by comparison. 

Not catering to smaller bodies (by which I mean women, let’s be clear) is an industry trend that continues to frustrate, but here at least I have found an excellent set of cycling glasses that will work brilliantly on smaller faces, and for those who simply don’t want a giant mirrored wall on their face.