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Setwear Stealth Gloves (Small, Black)

BH #SESTH05008 • MFR #STH-05-008
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Setwear Stealth Gloves (Small, Black)
Key Features
  • Light-Duty Glove
  • High Dexterity
  • Four-Way-Stretch Spandex
  • Synthetic Leather Palm
These small black Stealth Gloves from Setwear are light-duty gloves that provide both dexterity and protection. Constructed of four-way-stretch spandex with a synthetic leather palm for a secure grip, they feature a hook-and-loop wrist closure and are machine washable.
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Setwear Stealth Overview

These small black Stealth Gloves from Setwear are light-duty gloves that provide both dexterity and protection. Constructed of four-way-stretch spandex with a synthetic leather palm for a secure grip, they feature a hook-and-loop wrist closure and are machine washable.

UPC: 854685050719

Setwear Stealth Specs

Color
Black
Item Type
1x Pair of Standard Gloves (Black)
Size
Unisex S (2.6 to 3" / 6.6 to 7.6 cm Palm Width)
Touchscreen Compatible
No
Materials
Faux Leather, Spandex
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.135 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
10.1 x 4.6 x 1.15"

Setwear Stealth Reviews

Some Modification Recommended

By LJ
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2026-07-28

The finger tips were lumpy/chunky and cheaply made—on par with cheap gloves, but worse than I expected for a $20 pair. The material on the back of the glove is breathable and mesh-like, which is nice. The palm of the glove is made up of a soft fabric and does not have great grip. I got these gloves for Boom Oping and, in spite of their drawbacks, they've worked great for me since I cut off the fingers. The soft palm lets me maneuver the pole while minimizing handling noise, and removing the fingers has let me still get the grip I needed.

Its not touchscreen friendly

By Daniel
Rated 3 out of 5
Date: 2018-12-14

This was a major feature for me, but I just tried them with my phone and it didnt recognize any touch. It says theyre touchscreen friendly in their official webpage, but they arent... not a deal breaker but big disappointment.

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