My Altoids Urban EDC Tin Upgrade 2023 | 10 Years Later
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- čas přidán 20. 05. 2024
- In this video, we're going to take a look at how to build the ultimate urban EDC kit using a slightly larger than Altoids tin measuring 3” x 4.5” x 0.9”. With its compact size and durable construction, this tin is the perfect platform for building a kit that can help you in a variety of situations.
We'll start by taking a look at the different types of tools and equipment that are essential for an urban EDC kit, including a multi-tool, a flashlight, and a small first aid kit. We'll also discuss the importance of having items like a lighter, a pen, and a small amount of cash on hand.
Once we've identified the key items to include in our kit, we'll walk you through the process of selecting the right items and packing them into the tin. We'll share some tips and tricks for maximizing space and minimizing weight, so you can create a kit that's easy to carry and always at the ready.
Whether you're navigating the streets of a busy city or just looking for a compact and convenient EDC kit to take with you on your travels, this video will give you all the information you need to build the ultimate urban EDC kit using a pocketable tin. So grab your tin and let's get started!
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Your kit is really lovely. It's nice to see others keeping kits just for their own personal uses. not necessarily to try and survive off it for a day or longer, but just to have things handy.
I also really like that some things are in there just because you like them, like the mini knife. Sometimes you just need something to have it.
Thanks V. I’ve pinned this comment to keep me motivated. Appreciate the positivity and support. 👍🏻
@@MarcusCreates plus you can use the allergy medicine in a pinch if someone has an allergic reaction!
@@MarcusCreates zyrtec doesnt work at the speed of benadryl, something to keep in mind. zyrtec takes up to two 24 hour doses to work, benadryl takes 15-30 minutes..... but otherwise - this army veteran gives a big thumbs up! good job!
Confession: I bought the mini light because it was so darn cute and hung it on my purse with a cute little charm. Then, last night my husband dropped something near the car in the dark, and before he could figure out how to turn on his cell phone light, I had my mini on and we found what he lost. 🎉 I’m making all three of my sons similar versions of your “dad kit” for Christmas! Thanks for a great video!
I love hearing this. The Olight Mini is a little power house. Your sons are lucky to have a mom out so much time into a gift for them too. I’m sure they’ll love it. Thanks for watching.
Someone talking survival without leaving kids and depents in the dust. You are wonderful.
Marcus, over the last weekend I decided, after watching a lot of EDC videos, that I was going to make my own EDC. Apart from anything else it seemed like fun. But I wanted to make the bits and pieces myself. I didn't want to buy very much or order anything from Amazon. I'm a South African State State Pensioner on a limited budget. So I did. And because I'm female there's an emphasis on toiletries. I had a good start - I have a much-loved Victorinox Pioneer that I've had for 35 years. And to keep it all together I dug out a bright red fabric make-up bag, long, with two clear-plastic fronted, zip-up containers and pencil holders between them. When I was finished I had over 80 items in it - all seriously miniaturised. A tiny little towel wrapped around the finished product and held in place with two elastic bands and I was done. I dropped the finished product into my handbag along with my wallet and smiled a little wryly, wondering if I would ever have occasion to use it. 24 hours later I found myself overnighting in our local hospital... I was able to clean my teeth, comb my hair, clean my teeth and even apply a lick of lipstick. And I didn't die. I was sure I would... But I used that EDC for the first time LESS THAN 24 HOURS AFTER I PUT IT ALL TOGETHER!
So glad you’re doing well and hope you have a speedy recovery. That’s the thing about EDC, you don’t really know what you’re missing out on until you have it. For me it was a pocket flashlight. I always used my phone light before, but once I tried a pocket light I was sold and now use it 10 times a day. Glad you’re having fun with your EDC and hello in South Africa. I met my wife in Cape Town and have very fond memories.
@@MarcusCreatesYou DID? I live in Citrusdal about 170km up the N7. Yeah... it turned out I had the worst tummy ache in all of recorded medical history - something I ate. I'm fine now. Next thing on my get-list is a bug-out bag. I have a reasonable backpack so that's s good place to start... Take care!
@@susanp.collins7834 glad you’re doing well. Enjoy the EDC journey 😂
I always kept a slim bubble wand with solution in my EDC when my kids were small. Helped distract them while I patched them up. Love your flashlight!!!
Boom. Now that’s real EDC
This is awesome! I’m a mom and this is kind of like my purse but very compact.
Thank you for the inspiration!
Every person ought to make their own EDC tin based on what they need it to do. I love your ideas, and some of the products are quite cool.
Thanks buddy. 100%
Awesome video! I copied your EDC style Altoid box and sat down with my 16 yo twins and my 13 yo and we made very similar boxes. They loved it and it was a great bonding experience. Thank you for your videos.
Now thats epic. Love hearing that.
What a great idea to do this with your kids.
i love how this is all very practical. I love how you aren't trying to make a survival kit or trying to act like it is one. Some guys you see always act like they could live off of it. The tweezers are great and one of the only reason I would carry a victornox in addition to the toothpick. The magnets though really sells me as I hate when things jingle in my pocket.
I couldn't live with this tin without the magnets. It would rattle and I'd end out yeeting it into a field :)
Here's the thing to remember: Rule of threes. You can live 3 minutes without air, 3 hours in bad weather without shelter, 3 days without water, and 3 weeks without food. Unless you're stuck on the side of a remote mountain and nobody knows where you are, you aren't going to be missing that long
I've actually put a regular BIC-lighter in my kit, it never fails, you don't have to worry about keeping it dry and it's cheap as chips. I do appreciate all the creative ways people make matches work in this context, but at least for me, a lighter is a great choice. If you are building a more survival-based kit, remember that the flint of the lighter can be used without gas if needs be.
Yeah I’m a fan of the mini bic lighters for sure. A lot easier than a match too. But slightly larger than the space I had available.
Finally, after watching a lot of videos for tins, yours is a great list, simply for the fact that you put the list in the description so I can go back and reference. I know that I can write the items down as I’m watching, but I want to watch and then go back. Thank you. And it is a great list to build from; I have a larger tin that I’m using.
Glad it was helpful!
I love this kit and that it's practical and every-day 'normal life' usable. My girlfriend and I both wear glasses so my kit includes a few things so I can repair glasses enough in most situations to be usable until we can get to spares. Most notably a tiny, double-ended screwdriver that I pulled out of a cheap glasses repair kit, as well as some extra screws. The screwdriver is slightly smaller than the closed size of the telescoping pen. I also have stuff like the single use super glue and gaffer's tape.
Thanks for watching, and for the positive feedback!
My wife asks me why I carry so much stuff in my cargo pants…because if something happens, you look at me to fix it.
Same 😂
TRUTH
The question is, with all that stuff in your pockets, can you keep your pants up? 😆🤡
@@tmo7734 a nice bison skin belt helps
Did something ever happen?
A small tube of Neosporin antibiotic ointment will serve primarily for cuts and since it has something like Vaseline as a base medium it should double as a fire starter fuel but I haven't tried it out yet to verify.
That’s good advice. Thanks Greg.
I was gonna say a thing of carmex, but that works better
You can even get it in those single use packets which would fit nicely
I usually just use surgical spirit
It does work. Life time girl scout and yes, I was stuck in wet woods once and antibiotic ointment worked as a firestarter. Don't ask. It was a nightmare trip.
Marcus, as ever a great video. Sometimes “prepping” has a negative response by non preppers. Love that you point out these are just items you carry to assist you in everyday situations. Your idea of the little magnets to keep everything compact, something I will now arrange for my kit. You have excellent communication skills and I look forward to your new releases. Easy to watch and great practical advice. Keep them coming. P
Thanks P. Always a huge supporter of this channel and your positive feedback is much appreciated. 👍🏻
@@MarcusCreates the little magnets were genius! You should sell kits if you’re in to that sort of thing at all. Or heck, just the assembled magnetic tins!
Using ones children to justify your hobby is a great idea. Thank you!
You’re very welcome ☺️
Enjoyed the video! Things I find myself needing that you have are the bandaids, OTC meds, fire start ability, the mini multi, cash, quarters, and a pen. (Never ceases to amaze me how often the 200 or so I own are no where to be found)! Thanks for a good presentation. This is great for the everyday minor SHTF stuff!! Daily real life.
I've been revamping our emergency to go bags, so this video came up, and let me tell you! I have carried a sandwich size Tupperware in my workbag for years, going between office work and theatre rehearsals, and there is an amazing amount of overlap in the items we both carry haha. Thank you for introducing me to some nice tools, I'll likely be grabbing a few in the future.
Love it!!! Thanks for sharing.
Potential tip for the bits in the small tin is if you have tip 1 pointing up, bit 2 pointing down, 3 up etc., you may have enough room for an extra bit or two.
Was also thinking of putting a tiny magnet on the end of each to secure it in place to stop rattling. You’re never done 👍🏻😀👍🏻
@@MarcusCreates You might want to think about using a thin sheet magnet like they use on a magnetic business card and cut it to fit the bottom of the tin. Also, those real magnets you have glued to the one tin, if you put a needle in your kit, if you stroke it with the magnet and float a piece of paper on some still water, put the pin on it , it will make a compass.
as well, you can take any normal apex type bit to a grinder and shorten it up. I work in the aircraft industry and this has been helpful countless times getting into hard to reach places. I recommend also rounding out the corners, so they slid into whatever tool is receiving them a bit easier.
@@mac11380 or a leaf!
Marcus, great practical advice. I bought the whole list and have added a few more items. Zip ties wrap in the tin nicely and can act as quick fastener until you get back home. Thanks for keeping your advice actionable.
Glad you like the load out Dean. The zip ties are a great call. Appreciate the support. 👍🏻
This was a great video. "Dad carry" isn't a concept touched on enough. I'll have to borrow some of these ideas for myself
Every dad carry is a sub stack for sure
Mbro, I'm never without wooden toothpicks. I put them in a use lip balm tube. Use hot water to melt the excess balm away, then put the picks in. Maybe not a consideration for the tin, but very picketable and super handy. 😁
Picketable. Lol 😂. Thanks for sharing.
i carry one of those pre-threaded floss things, you can find ones that are completely flat, and thus take very little space. they feel better than toothpicks and are better at their job, although they are plastic😔
Just happened upon your video. I love it. This is a great Father’s Day gift. My father-in-law and husband would get a kick out of this and it’s super helpful. Thank you.
Thanks for the positivity and hope they enjoy them
One of the best EDC I’ve seen in years (and I’ve watched ALOT of them cos I’m obsessed).
Definitely Gonna do stuff like this!
Thanks Charlie. Appreciate the comment. 💪🏼
Great tin. Planning on making my own soon. Nice to see what everyone has in there tin
that's very compact and most importantly organized, love it. I keep a ratcheting bit extender from leatherman that isn't much bigger than the normal bit extender. Keeping a stash of cash has saved me when I forgot my wallet and took a friend to the airport lol.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the support and positivity. Much appreciated. And thanks for sharing your experience.
I absolutely love your kit! It’s well thought out and seems to have just about everything!! Thanks for the video! You’ve got a new sub!
Thanks so much Aaron. Really appreciate the positivity and the fact that you took time to leave a comment. Appreciate the sub too. ☺️
The use of magnets is really clever. It also lets you stick things to the lid, like at 7:05, which means you can move a tin out of the way without risk of dropping anything. One of those simple quality-of-life tricks. 👍
Yeah, I'm really happy with how they're panning out. Such tiny magnets and so powerful. Thanks for watching and for sharing your thoughts.
Really neat! I may have to put one together for myself. One suggestion: A regular, non-mechanical pencil will work in any temperature and situation. I've had many pens fail when I needed them.
Nice. Stick a shortened Blackwing in there.
I have a mint tin that I always keep in my inside pocket of my jacket it contains; cotton wool, a whistle, a very small knife, a few pieces of soap, paracetamol tablets, an LED light, whistle, nylon string, a cake candle, couple of plasters(band aids, USA), a folded paper bag. I also keep in the same jacket a pen, a strong lens and a laminated copy of my local train line timetables and a small torch and a lighter.
Epic. Thanks for sharing.
I like your kit! I just stumbled across this video and I've just got to say, your production quality.. video, lighting, sound.. It's all great! You have the quality of a much bigger channel. I'm not subscribed to any EDC channels, but I thought you deserved my sub just for the quality of your content. Keep it up.
Thanks Mitch. I really appreciate it. Keeps me churning them out. Will do my best to keep it engaging. 👍🏻
I'm new here and I'm immediately loving the office setup. Cozy lookin.
Thanks buddy. I’ve got an office tour video coming next week. Stay tuned.
Great kit, well thought out. I carry basically the same stuff. I don’t understand how some people don’t mind being inept. 😊
A great kit! I literally started my own channel because of my own Easy Dad Carry tin and philosophy. It's refreshing to hear another dad talk about it. I've been needing to update my tin for awhile as it's become kind of a "supply" tin and the tools have integrated into the rest of my carry. But this is so clean, I need to step up my game!
Will check out your channel and subscribe. Looking forward to the update vid and thanks for watching. 😊
@@MarcusCreates Thanks! Watching all your stuff now and really digging it!
Can confirm, you do have a great channel!
LOVED this one Marcus! An absolutely perfect tin in my opinion. Everything you need as the base level, nothing gimmicky. As a brand new dad, I love the thought of keeping the little ones in mind! Big fan of the labeling as well.
Loving the more regular uploads!
Thank Cain. Appreciate the continuous support on this channel as I try to figure out what people like to watch. Congrats on becoming a dad. Both the hardest and best times of your life. Funny how that works.
Good urban "use" kit. Thanks for sharing this one!
You bet! Thanks buddy.
Great video mate. Just subbed, looking forward to checking out the rest of your creations.
I did not to expect to heard Linus in this video. I was genuine surprised. I was also surprised that you found out that those bits were slightly smaller.
LTT is a legend. Thanks for watching. 👍🏻😊👍🏻
I love this. it gives me lots of ideas for my own tiny and practical kit. i love edc kits that are realistic
Thanks for sharing
thats a lot in that little box... Thanks for sharing.
It sure is and has got me out of a bind many times.
I was buying the large Altoids mints for awhile and saving the tins. But switched to the small sugarless tins. I save those too. I now have more tins and EDC carries than brains.
What I did with one small tin was make a fire starting kit. It contains a few UCO storm matches, wooden coffee stirs cut to size. a cotton ball, and small rectangular pieces of from a waxed doughnuts bag. I glued a striker onto the inside cover. I keep it in a small plastic jeweler's bag in my pocket. I made up a few and dropped one into every pack/bag I carry.
New subscriber here, great to see an Irish lad giving his opinion on edc, greetings from Limerick Ireland👍
A fellow Limerick man. Welcome onboard. 👍🏻
Good video. Nice kit. Lots of thought put into it and it works.
Thanks 👍
"Sanity in a tin" - as I listened I imagined how often you must use these things a lot....What a Dad! I love the idea of the multi tool......thanks
Such a wonderful clever kit!
Thanks Shane. I put time into it for sure. Glad you like it.
Well done sir! Great Little Kit!
Thank you kindly
Nice set up. I've been thinking about putting together a tin edc. I like the idea of the tins within a tin. Useful information. You got a new subscriber. Nice job.
Thanks for watching and subscribing. Let me know if you figure out how to do anything better or what kit you include. Always room for improvement.
Russian nesting tins.
Tinception.
brother, that is a FANTASTIC support compartment
I think so too!
I love your realism with the edc kits. I've seen guys on CZcams talk about I can survive overnight with this tin....Ok what about the next day. A survival kit needs to have food water shelter and fire capabilities for long term cause you don't know how long it will be before you can be rescued or self rescue. The practicality you display with your videos and I hope this don't offend you but your super friendly Robin Williams like voice makes your videos top notch.
hahah. I'm not offended at all, and I get it a lot to be honest. Thanks for the positivity and for watching the video. Appreciate the support.
I've swapped out any vaseline tubes with polysporin gel instead. Double duty-fire starter and first aid. Great kit you have there
Great tip!
I love this channel
Great video
Awesome job
Stay happy healthy and fluid
What an awesome and motivating comment. Thanks JD
Love the kit! Making a couple as a birthday gift for my daughter's boyfriend and for her!
That’s a nice idea. A starter kit for him that he can add too and switch up. Customizing your own tin is a right of passage
Best hack I've ever seen for the Powerpint is how to close the locked tools without having to open it. Just slightly raise another tool on the same side and it will disengage the lock without needing to open the tool. 👍🏽
Great tip!
Nice little kit!
It looks like you could easily fit a little pack of steri-strips in your band-aid / sticking plaster area. They are useful for longer cuts to hold the edges together. You can substitute by cutting some plasters lengthwise but I think it would be much easier to pop one package in there. You’d put a bandage over the wound after you close it with steri-strips.
That’s a good shout. Super small and could swap out for one of the many bandaids I have. Amazon order in. 👍🏻
@@MarcusCreates neosporin comes in those one time use packages like the ibuprofen too:)
Mepore tape is great.
This a real and true EDC. Thanks.
Thanks 🙏
Terrific EDC!
Thanks 😊
2:23 you may want to separate the band-aids from the cash. while they are good items plus they are thin, you may want some plastic between them to not let them contaminate. i ve got some sleeves from playing cards and they are thin as well.
i use those card sleeves to protect my plasters in my wallet from moistures.
I don’t have bandaids in the tin long enough for there to be a problem. My kids force me to go through them every couple days 😂. But good heads up none the less.
I commented the same exact thing. No need to get bandaids and gum all termed up!
Great video! Thanks Marcus!
Thank you Nathan. Appreciate the support as always.
Brilliant mate, You hit the nail. Take out my carry leatherman 5 times a day to help my 8 year old on all the things of life.
Thanks Gordon. Appreciate your positivity!!! One you start carrying a multi tool there is no going back :)
Great video. Thank you.👍
Thank you too!
Amazing video with cool ideas 😁 I really like this hobby and putting together different sets. I will take the cool idea with the magnets into my own kit.
Awesome! Thank you!
A little tin whistle in the Irish guy's E.D.C. kit. Good craic.
Ha. Never thought of it like that. A cliche.
good practical general use kit. i would also have a couple little post it notes. a safety clothes pin. and would swap the tape for insulating electrical pvc tape as great stuff and i have used for loads of temp fixes and cuts when no plaster lol.
Some good additions here. Best Buy if EDC tins is they’re so personal. Everyone loads them slightly differently.
A very practical kit for actual everyday. So many of these are like fishing hooks and trap snares and its like cool cool id throw that in a bag or car. But I dont use or need that stuff everyday. Very efficiently designed use of space and real useable stuff here.
Thanks pal. Appreciate you watching and commenting to help the CZcams algorithm find the channel. Also keeping me motivated to make more. 👍🏻
for the folks with eye glasses packing in a small microfiber cloth is very important. it could replace the need for magnets as the cloth itself is cushioning. lay a few clothes on top to keep everything from jiggling. since i carry lots of flashlights id replace the tiny olight with eye drops. nice kit tho
Great tip! Thanks for sharing
Thank you! Great video sir. I really like your kit. You probably get a lot of know what all suggestions but I do have several here that will take up very little room. 1 sheet of writing paper, 3 feet of electrical tape, a rubber band and 3 ft of micro-paracord. Cheers.
Thanks for the tips! Will do an update video at some stage with where I land.
Really like how you tell the law for the knifes
Brilliant one, thanks.
Thanks VO
Tip: alcohol wipes are not only good for disinfecting wounds but also to start fires of to prepare surfaces to be glued to another.
Thanks for sharing.
Cleaning surfaces to be glued together is GENIUS!
Nice video. The tin looks good. Hey, instead of Vaseline in the fire kit, use neosporin. Its just as flammable and when ur kids get a scrape or cut u can use it there too. Dual purpose. I think you will like it.
Great shout and thanks for the heads up.
Excellent presentation!
Thank you kindly!
The micro magnets use is genius!
Excellent video
Thanks Philip. Appreciate it.
Nice kit. I may try to add a few feet of either tarred bank line or a sewing bobbin of high test spiderwire or similar. You can always use some kind of string for something. Great video!
Thanks for the positivity and for sharing your thoughts. Folks get a lot of inspiration from the comments section.
Nice Kit and good video.
I do use a 7mm glue stick and a Bic mini - very useful and the Bic mini is a must have anyway.
The „kid factor“ is important. I use most of my edc for them, their toys or bikes.
Great tip!
The amount of people who don’t get the difference between EDC and survival.
This guy actually does know the difference. Thank you, finally!
Will keep it coming
@@MarcusCreates how big/deep is the tin? I’m after something like that myself. That telescopic pen is amazing! Going to get one now! 🙏❤️
@@MarcusCreates I was thinking about your videos and I got a buzz of excitement in my stomach. Rarely I feel like that, but I love your tools and equipment.
Thanks Charlie. Really appreciate it.
@@MarcusCreates no worries! You have a regular viewer now 😊🙏❤️
You look so kind!
Thanks pal 😃
i use a compact camera case about the same size as an altoids tin. it has sat in my backpack i take pretty much everywhere for about 6 years. cash- 1 each of $20, $10, $5 notes, 2X $2 and a $1 coin. Gerber Dime, a 3 in 1 charge cable, pair of nail clippers, nitecore tube with a tiny metal whistle, few bandaids and a Wenger Card tool
Send a pic and I’ll feature it in a video. Marcus@mobrien.tech
Inspired!
I have the same SOG powerpint, it's a very good choice for EDC!
I’ve been really happy with it so far. Really small, super versatile.
Freakin' Brilliant!!!
Thanks pal 😃
I'm not sure how CZcams's algorithm works, but it sometimes pulls out videos that I never thought I needed to watch! These sort of things fascinate me and now I'm going to build my own little tin! I might build a couple for different scenarios (camping/work)
Ha. Love hearing this and that’s the whole point of sharing this passion on YT. Let us know how the builds work out and if you discover any must have updates along the way. 👍🏻
Marcus thanks for sharing. I have spent the last month trying to make everything fit into a traditional Altoids box only to realise you use a different one. LOL
I’m sorry buddy. I should have been more explicit that I was upgrading to a slightly larger tin.
@@MarcusCreatesNot at all! LOL - I have since bought the tin and it is perfect. Thanks!
I carry lactaid, a plastic spoon for my husband when we eat out. As well as the usual first aid, and cell phone rechargers.
That’s love ❤️
Excellent kit!
Thanks! Appreciate you watching and commenting. 👍🏻
great video. My wife and i recently got together, i became her official repairer, i like to have everything she could possibly need
I always carry a fisher space pen. They are compact and, they are pressurised so, they will write anywhere, even upside down.
I have a couple of those too. Great choice for a mini EDC setup. For this tin I wanted something even smaller so went with the TrueUtility but could 100% see how you’d go for a Fischer Space Pen instead. 👍🏻
@@MarcusCreates I wonder if carrying just the Fisher ink cartridge would actually work?
Victorinox nail clipper multi tool.(small and maybe the best nail clippers I've ever used.) has nail clippers, scissors, knife, file, tweezers. Plus it's the mini victorinox size.
Will check it out. Thanks for sharing.
Yes! Best SAK ever
I opted for a BIC mini lighter and a smaller stick of hot glue. I never have to worry about the glue going bad, and it typically is a good enough temporary fix until it can get the broken item home for repair.
Power Pint is amazing. So much tool for the money. I found u gotta have a good grip tho when combo-ing it with the leatherman ratchet driver. Still a great tool 🔧 👍🏽
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Such a good EDC presented in a great video! I will copy that EDC for me.
If I may make a whish: This very EDC kit in an airplane handlugguage version (without "dangerous" content) would be a super helpful addition to this video! Greetings from Germany :-)
OK that sounds like fun. Will consider it for an upcoming video. Thanks for the heads up
I would pack my tin exactly the same. great video
Great minds and all that ☺️
I think this is great if your goal is to see what you can fit in an altoid tin. it clearly works for you and you did a good job designing it for your needs and the video is great. but personally I feel like it’s better just to carry tools separately in your pockets. for one, you can carry larger tools (not big, but not mini either) such as a proper 3-4 inch pocket knife if in the USA, a larger flashlight like a streamlight microstream, a little notebook to go with your pen, and so on. second, you can get out each tool very quickly and with one hand, which is a really good feature of an EDC. if I’m walking my dog, I only have one hand to reach for tools.
but I see the advantages. better organized, better protected, harder to lose specific items if they’re in a box, plus it’s just fun playing tetris with cool little gadgets. to each their own!
You might like my new video which does just that. Ultralight EDC. Check it out and let me know what you think.
@@MarcusCreates sure thing, thanks!
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I have probably watched about 1000 videos about Altoids tin survival kits, and so many times I could just breeze right by them and ignore them because most of the time they have the same stuff that everyone else has but if you watch all the way through you always find some thing or some tip that you never thought of even though you’ve seen so many of these videos. And in this one, I found those shortened bits from Linus that I never heard of before. 😊
Ha that’s awesome. And they’re not super expensive either.
Always good to have paper with emergency #s, locksmith, family, etc.
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Nice. Well put together little kit there mate.
Thanks MrMonero!!!
That is so cool!
Thanks
This Firestarterkit is the best 👍
Thanks buddy
Something you could easily fit in your tin is a fold - flat P 51 can opener; and a pencil - to use in case the pen doesn't work and also as a fire starter
Brilliant.
Thanks :)