Titanium Stealth Glow Fob V3
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Titanium Stealth Glow Fob V3
Gunmetal by day. A point of light by night.
For the next 25 years.
The Glow Fob V3 in a gunmetal grey PVD finish. Same Grade 5 titanium capsule, same sealed Swiss tritium vial — now wrapped in a dark, matte coating that sits quietly on black keys, packs and flashlights by day, and makes the glow stand out harder against the body at night. Nothing to charge, nothing to switch on.
- Gunmetal grey PVD coating over Grade 5 titanium — dark, matte, no bare-metal shine
- Darker body, stronger contrast — the glow reads sharper against gunmetal than against raw titanium
- Glows 24/7 for up to 25 years — no battery, no charging, no switch
Sealed Swiss-made vial, safe for everyday carry. Every glow color ships pre-installed in the gunmetal body — ready to clip on.
Find what you need.
Leave the lights off.
Keys vanish on a dark nightstand. Zipper pulls disappear into tent fabric. Even a flashlight is useless until you find it. One Stealth Glow Fob puts a steady point of light on the exact thing you're reaching for — and by day the gunmetal body blends into black keys, packs and flashlights instead of flashing bare metal. Most owners end up with one on every piece of gear they grab after dark.
Keys, pack, tent, flashlight, first-aid kit, dog leash — if you reach for it in the dark, it can carry a Stealth Glow Fob. The gunmetal finish matches the black hardware most of that gear already wears, so it looks like it belongs there. No charging before bed or a camping trip; the glow is simply there. Keep the window facing out: it marks the item, it is not a flashlight.
The details owners notice
See it in someone else's hands
Size, finish and real-world glow, from an independent EDC reviewer.
Eight glow colors.
One gunmetal body.
Tap a color to preview it. Every vial sits in the same gunmetal PVD capsule. Green is the brightest and the one most owners start with.
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How the colors compare: Green reads brightest to the human eye and is the one most owners start with, with Yellow close behind — the best picks for a true low-light locator. White, Orange and Ice Blue sit in the middle: still easy to spot, more balanced in tone. Pink, Red and Purple are the softest — pick these for character rather than reach. Against the dark gunmetal body every color reads with more contrast than on bare titanium, so even the softer tones stand out. All eight share the same self-powered vial, and you can always swap the vial later.
Keys get dropped.
See how V3 handles it.
Keys rarely land the way you expect. V3 adds a full-length side buffer and a reprofiled window so an edge-on hit is spread through the titanium shell instead of landing on the glass — and both the glass and the vial stay replaceable. The Stealth is the same V3 shell under its gunmetal PVD coating, so everything below applies to it as well.
Watch the drop tests
Unedited footage from our own bench. Same production V3 unit, five surfaces, one take each. Judge for yourself.
Open the drop tests on YouTube
Why it never needs charging
Glow paint has to be charged under a light and fades within hours — usually before you need it. Tritium makes its own light: inside each sealed glass vial it excites a phosphor coating around the clock, whether the fob lives on your keys, in a pack pocket or at the bottom of a camping bin for months. Nothing to remember, nothing to switch on.
Glows continuously for years
Hydrogen-3 undergoes natural beta decay inside a sealed glass vial, releasing low-energy electrons nonstop — day and night, whether you look at it or not.
Nothing to charge or maintain
Those electrons hit the phosphor coating on the inner glass wall and turn straight into visible light. No battery, no sunlight, no switch.
Sealed safely inside titanium
The phosphor keeps emitting a steady glow for up to 25 years, all self-contained. Swap in a fresh vial whenever you want it back at full strength.
Why this isn't a $5 glow stick
Tritium vs photoluminescent glow paint — the difference is 25 years.
New glow color. Same gunmetal fob.
Start with one color today. Switch to another next year, or refresh the vial a decade from now. The gunmetal body stays; only the vial changes. No tools, no manual — just your thumbs and 60 seconds.
45.5 mm of gunmetal. One point of light.
Small enough to hang on a zipper pull. Dark enough to disappear on your gear by day. Bright enough to find from across a dark room.
A few things worth knowing
- Do not crush, cut, drill or heat a vial on purpose.
- Do not open a vial to reuse the phosphor. The gas is the useful part, and it is gone once the seal breaks.
- Do not give loose vials to children. The glass is the hazard, not the tritium.
- Open the box on the delivery date (per the carrier's tracking record) and keep the packaging.
- Look over the outer glass for chips or cracks.
- Take the fob into a completely dark room, let your eyes adjust for 30 seconds and confirm the vial glows steadily on its own.
- Spotted a problem? Email us by the end of the following day with photos of the part and the original packaging, and we'll sort out a replacement.
Keys. Packs. Tents. Flashlights.
Gunmetal PVD over Grade 5 titanium. Tritium core. Borosilicate glass.
Pick a color, clip it to the thing you always lose, and forget about batteries for years.
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