Swim goggles for a small face that don't sit directly on the eye socket?

I hear ya--I'm much fonder of foam rims than I am of what they've got now (but I can also wear Socket Rockets, so never mind).

However, you might want to try some of the larger-lensed Speedo JUNIOR models. They're great for small faces but still sit on, not in, the eye sockets.

I was just checking and saw the speedo sprint goggles look real close to the same and they even have the foam rim. There were a few places that still have those in stock but there are others that list it as discontinued also.  Maybe this was the replacement for the Pro?  Just a guess and not 100% sure since I have never seen any in person just the photos.  Not sure if I can post a link to the stores that have them still but here is a list of all the stores... http://www.thefind.com/search?query=speedo+sprint+goggles .

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Air seal and air seal tri - comes in a couple of versions. uses a pocket of air for the cushion.

TYR Race Tech - Used to be THE goggle about 10 years ago for similar reasons you mention. The way they did the gasket was different and it provided more cushion. Plus you get an adjustable nose piece.

Aquasphere Kayenne - not exactly what you want in the description, but it tends to be the defacto in "I want a comfortable goggle" with customers. Might be worth trying on at a store.

There are others (I'm around a few thousand goggles here) that might work, but these jump out at me. Hope this helps.

Try the Aquasphere Kayenne, they make a women's version.  Like you, I suffer from goggle bags under the eye and discomfort with most goggles.  After trying about 25 pair, the Kayenne's were the ones that were the most comfy for my small face and left the least lasting marks.

The nose piece is not adjustable but I still find they feel and fit better than the ones that do.

I'm still on the search for a goggle that doesn't leave a massive mark on my face for 24 hours and haven't had luck, but these are the closest so far and don't cause the egg bag.

I hear ya... I'm the guy who can never find a pair of sunglasses that fit.  Tyr Tracer goggles work pretty well for me - and they come with a couple different nose bridges.

I use the Aqua Sphere Seal XP Ladies goggles.  The "Ladies" designates a smaller fit of the Seal XP and I use the same mask with a clear lens in the outdoor pool at night and the tinted version during the day doing my OW swim practice here in Miami.  I can wear this mask for hours in the pool and through 4ft waves doing my 1 mile OW swims 2-3 times a week with not a drop of leak or discomfort. 

IMO--goggles are the same as the saddle is to biking.  You have to keep looking and trying different saddles and goggles until you find your own personal perfect fit. 

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Tyr goggles let you customize them fully, i dont have them but i was checking them out.

Edit: custom colors, not size my bad!

I've used two Speedo goggles, both fogged quickly and were uncomfortable around my eyes and/or nose.  I just tried a TYR pair this week and they are SUPER comfortable. Swam for over 45 minutes without any fogging or adjustment, and no ugly eye bags (I hated those!). No nose adjustment, but wasn't an issue at all.

http://www.swimoutlet.com/product_p/42239.htm

KSH--Sports Authority and Dick's Sports will allow you to return goggles that do not work for you.  Just keep your receipt.

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