Altoids Tin -- Mini Survival Kit
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Thank you, for NOT blowing the whistle. You get a like, for that alone.
@Mc Kyle Dodongo shut up man
😂
Glad to know I'm not the only one using tins for my Survival Kit or EDC!
You'd be surprised that a regular 91mm Victorinox knife DOES FIT inside an Altoid box.
I've made a little outdoor kit that I carry with me everytime. It contains:
- 1 84mm Victorinow Walker (Blade + Saw + Combo tool + Tweezers + Firefly rod)
- 1 Olight I1r2 flashlight
- 1 Clipper lighter
- 1 tiny compass
- 2 Paracetamol pills
- 1 Water purification pill
- 2 Band-aids
- 1 Alcohol wipe
- 2 Safety pins
- Some Gorilla tape
- Some thread
@@ct20arAmazing how you felt the urge to be a douchebag and reply agressively to a message that I posted almost 2 years ago...
@@ct20ar And nobody asked you to reply with such negativity to a comment I posted almost 2 years ago, yet here we are. :)
I bought a kids picture/paint kit at Dollar Tree and cleaned out the tiny plastic containers and separated them. They have lids and are easy to use. I put Neosporin in one, a hunk of Burts Bees lip balm in one, and Cortisone cream in another. If you make another kit for first aid I highly recommend doing that. I'm a grandma and carry them with me everywhere with some bandaids. I use them all the time for EDC.
No way! I literally just did the same thing last night to 3 little acrylic paint containers you're talking about. I sorted meds into them - pain management / digestive / allergies. Btw, those little tabs that are supposed to help you open it can be cut off to save space. They don't work too well anyway.
It has always amazed me how much stuff people can put into Altoid tins, and their perspective of what is important to have.
LOLOL..............You'd bet your life on this stupid kit ? Why do people always buy one of those useless stupid button compasses. Almost nobody knows about land navigation.
@@BennyCFD 🗿🍷
@@BennyCFD the point is
It's a compact survival kit
Or you just want it because it looks cool
trick candles have magnesium in them not gun powder!
I thought it depended on the type of trick candle. I don't know for sure...
Smart, compact kit. A zip lock bag to carry water is worthwhile. Worth swapping out some fire starters for.
An emergency blanket is worthwhile. It can act as a signal mirror, solar oven (to boil water in the altoid tin for example.) provide emergency body warmth. Help treat shock victims. Help collect water. Help distill water. Very practical item. Foil and gorilla tape are also worthwhile.
Hope/morale, water, shelter and signaling for help are the main priorities.
If the survival card has a magnet on it will that not mess with the button compass?
It will over time
It depends on how strong it is if its like WEAK, it will need way too much time to do anything and only of in direct contact...
Only if you need exact directions, I suggest that you buy an actual high quality compass
If you have magnet- needle-thread - you already have a compas... And honestly.. i would more count on it then on the button
I have a concern about the magnet in the survival card affecting the compass magnet, could it misalign the directions ?
Its a pretty compact knife format. you could take the knife off the card, sharpen it, and put it in the bottom of the tin (or just put a derma-safe razor in the kit). Same with (mostly useless) saw and the fish hooks (sharpen them a bit tho). Just get rid of the magnet. I have a couple of those tiny survival guide booklets. A lot of good info in a compact format.
@Mc Kyle Dodongo WTF?!
@Mc Kyle Dodongo McFucking What?
Overall, not a bad effort, but here are my thoughts on your kit: 1) that's a Fresnel lens, invented by Augustin-Jean Fresnel in the 1820s. It's pronounced "Fray-NEL". Fresno is a city in California. 2) I hold no truck with 'survival card" tools; I consider them to be cheap crap, at best. Use real tools. There are many suited to such small kits. 3) Don't depend on finding a suitable container to sterilize water. Use WhirlPack 1-liter plastic bags. They roll up nice and small. I pack one for collection, and one for sterilization after pre-filtering through a Melitta cone coffee filter. 4) You seem to have taken up a lot of room with fire combustion, when reducing the fire focus would free up some room for other items. I pack a ferrocerium rod and striker, and have perfected my skills to the point that I can start a fire with it 95% of the time. I carry some man-made tinder for times that natural tinders are uncooperative, and I pack a mini BIC lighter as a backup. 5) Your kit seems focused on wilderness survival, so the $20 bill seems unnecessary, unless you plan to walk out to a road where there's a waiting taxi and a restaurant. It just seems more suited to an urban kit. Finally, 6) Altoid tins are fun as an exercise in miniaturization, and building a kit small enough to ride unobtrusively in a shirt pocket, but real tools are preferred and more reliable. I use a Maxpedition Mini and pack it with real gear - Swiss Army Farmer, Leatherman Squirt, 6" ferro rod, 550 cord, SOL Heat Sheet, WhirlPack bags, etc. - stuff I know how to use and can depend on in a clinch.
Like I said, overall a good effort. Reconsider the carry method and take a look at some pouches - Maxpedition, Vanquest, Condor, Black Diamond - and pack some real tools. They'll serve you better. Then get into the forest and hone your skills with those tools so you don't have to wonder what to do when the time comes to save your own or another's life. Good luck to you Sir!
PS: if you (or anyone else) want to know the contents of my kit, leave a reply to this comment. I'll answer...
i would like to know
The best thought out and useful Altoids kit I've seen yet.
I use a container from an extra-large deodorant stick I found at the dollar store. After I used the deodorant, I glued the dial to close the hole on the bottom, and there is enough room for all that stuff plus more!
I haven't heard that one yet, thanks for sharing!
@@taylorsessions4143 Very interesting suggestion. You can wrap a couple of feet of 3" gorilla tape around it too!
something additional that I've found to be very helpful even for "non-emergencies" is gaffer or duct tape - you can unwind a yard / meter or two and flatten it out and stick it to the top of your tin. also, many things you buy these days comes with small parts in a tiny baggie - I save those and use them to keep tinder dry or keep some medication "fresh". a ball point pen "insert / refill" is nice to have - you may need to write something down or leave a note - most people no longer carry a pen...
Have you seen the couple videos on altoids survival overnight challenge, where you walk out for a overnight with your clothes and your survival kit? I am going to try it and think everyone that builds one of these should try it. What do you th iij nk budget bugout, are you willing to try it out?
Altoids: Perfect for someone who wants to freshen their breath, or survive the apocalypse.
Great start...the only thing I would change, is the size of the tin....get a fatter tin and put more items inside..... *ducttape* / *plasters* / *Vitamin i* in a straw / *electrolyte powder* in a straw / *triple antibiotic cream* in a straw / *mini bic lighter* / *needle* for repair / *Paper* for writing notes w/ a *small pencil* / small *t-lite beewax candle* etc etc.
Add: small ferro, aluminum foil (folded flat), Duct/gorilla tape (folded flat). Could also strap an emergency blanket or 2 (plus some trash bags) to the outside with ranger bands, and give yourself some pocket sized cover if you can stand a bit of extra girth.
Remove: rechargable light and relace it with one of those tiny 1 time use lights. Primarily because this kit is supposed to be a "set it and forget it situation" and you shouldn't have to think about unpacking the kit to recharge the light on occasion. And also because you wouldn't have anything to recharge it with in a survival situation.
Other than that, love the kit!
Always cool to have these little kits.
To complement the water purification tabs, tightly roll up a plastic supermarket produce bag to use as a water bag (it will hold at least a half gallon); carry it inside a sock for extra strength. Use a short piece of drinking straw, slit along its length, to keep the bag from unrolling. Add a few feet of fine brass snare wire.
If you can get some potassium permanganate, store some in a tin-length piece of plastic straw and seal the ends. The powder can be used to sterilize water, disinfect wounds, and with a couple drops of glycerin (sealed in a separate tube), you'll have a chemical reaction fire-starter. Add a single-edge razor blade (to open the sealed straws and other cutting actions.
Stick a piece of brightly colored duct or gorilla tape inside the top of the tin, to be used as trail markers, tinder, or (torn into narrow strips) as an emergency suture. Make a small bundle of 15-20 ft of plain, waxed dental floss to use for fishing line with the Survival Card hooks. I got all that and a lot more in mine, but you may be able to squeeze some of these into yours.
Thats an crazy awesome idea.
Great kit. Thank you for showing it to us.
I would remove that mirror, can't imagine that ever realistically working, and add in a reflective blanket, those super thin ones.
People have been using signal mirrors for literally all of man kinds existence. I am about 110% sure it will work as long as the sun is shining.
@@shaneross3319 looking back on this, you're right, I don't know how I came to my original conclusion
I see what the inspiration was for the new U.S. twenty dollar bills. Nice kit.
Great video! I can’t believe all that fit in such a small tin.
Thanks for sharing. You have given me a couple of ideas for updating my tin. You have another sub from the UK.
Awesome kit once again man. I love your vids for getting ideas for my own kits. I love the fact you have David's card in your kit, it's great to see it getting exposure. I hope to get one myself sometime soonish
i like this tin a lot and one thing i would say is i keep 100 in my tin its nice and prices really keep going up
one of the better ones I have seen for sure!
EXCELLENT kit, my friemd!
Not bad. I’d probably find a way to add a few small bandages and pain killers. You could also wrap the outside with ranger bands and tuck in a turkey bag for collecting and boiling water.
Good kit. 👍
Big fan of your channel, hope to be like you one day your a good rolemodel keep up the great work man!
Excellent video dude!!
This is great! I enjoyed it and my mind was stretched to think on what can be carried for survival!!
One thing I thought of adding was aluminum foil to boil water.
Thank you for the great content! May Jesus greatly bless you!
Nice! Altoids kits are always good fun!
Toys are always fun, aren't they? A real tin can hold things like:
whistle, Jet Scream x 1
fishing line, mono filament, #30 (50 feet) x 1
compass, Sun, Minicomp 2 x 1
saw, wire x 2
split ring (1 inch) x 2
wire, brass, 20 g (12 feet) x 1
thread, machine, bobbin, disposable, T-16 (225 yds) x 1
needle, sail, #13 x 1
needle, darning, #18 x 1
ferro rod (3/8 x 4) x 1
hook, fishing, bait, #8 x 4
hook, fishing, bait, #6 x 4
hook, fishing, bait, #4 x 4
safety pin, #1 x 10
safety pin, #2 x 5
safety pin, #3 x 2
potassium permanganate, plastic vial (3/8 x 3 1/2) x 1
lens, Fresnel (2 x 3 1/2) x 1
torch, Photon Microlight, Freedom (w/diffuser bulb) x 1
cotton mop strand, wax soaked (1/4 x 4) x 2
matches, lifeboat x 8
matches, strike anywhere x 28*
signal mirror, SOL, rescue flash x 1
sharpener, diamond, DMT card sharp, blue x 1
sharpener, diamond, DMT card sharp, red x 1
sharpener, diamond, DMT card sharp, green x 1
ranger band (3/4 inch) x 4
rubber, inner tube (1 3/4 x 4 1/4) x 2*
tape, vinyl (18 inches) x 1*
cotton wool
knife, folding, Cold Steel Finn Wolf x 1*
When you can fit that inside^ your minty trinket box, let me know.
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* The knife is not in the tin, since anything that would fit inside is useless other than gutting fish and picking splinters. That is kept in my vest, with the tin and three 1 qt zip-seal freezer bags for carrying water, to be treated by a few grains of potassium permanganate.
^ Tin measures 4 1/4 x 3 1/2 x 7/8. Sharpening cards and matches are sealed in waterproof packets and sit on the outside bottom and outside top of the tin, secured in two places by ranger bands with inner tube rubber underneath to prevent shifting and act as secondary wet weather tinder source. Tin is sealed with vinyl tape to make it dunk-proof.
@@angelus_solus aren't you something
With those fishing hooks, I'd added some am fislhing line & weight, P-38, a small razor blade, used in shavers, for cutting with. sm amt of cordage, if room, put a thin survival blanket, matches & striker, sm round whistle, sluminum foil, for cooking or for signaling.!
*one more item to consider for inclusion in this kit would be a few cellulose guitar picks...saw them demonstrated on another channel (just do a search,,there are many examples) as an effective means of igniting and starting a fire under adverse conditions...and being thin they would take up very little additional space*
Thanks for the video. Any way to fit a thin plastic 1 litre bag in there, in case you don’t find a bottle in the first day or so? Also, there’s no shelter, and if you’re caught out in the rain you’ll wish you had a trash bag or a thin poncho. These kits often place a strong emphasis on fire lighting but that takes time and energy and often it’s possible to reach shelter or help if you can treat blisters, stay dry and keep moving. A compass is of little help without a map. Being limited by the size of a tin makes these kits far less useful than something the size of a zip pouch or pencil case.
@carl bernsen the only time a compass is completely useless is if you get thrown out of an airplane blindfolded with a parachute, and land in the middle of nowhere..
Ik weet niet hoeveel ruimte je over hebt. Als het past zou ik 2 anti stress pillen en 2 anti diarree erbij doen. In plaats van dat draad om je aansteker zou ik gaan voor ducttape. Aangezien je al draad had. Verder een van de beste supplement kits die ik gezien heb. ❤
Love it
Gr8 kit btw
Water bag? Whirl pack or similar... is what i would add... nice kit btw!
Wow like you survival tin.
Super!
You need a good cutting tool even if its a big utility razor blade . Flashlight. Either just a ferro rod or have 2 other ways to start a fire . A way to hold water like a freezer bag or tin foil , along with water purification tabs .Tinder like alcohol pads, tinder tabs, duct tape. Super glue, Butterfly bandages, duct tape for deep wounds. Aspirin, something for fever. Diarrhea pills, heartburn medicine
I also did a survival tin but mine's more of a EDC kit. I also have items from wazoo I have their mini Ferro rod and ceramic Striker. Of course I didn't mind a couple years ago I think I need to update it. Great video by the way.
The wazoo stuff can be recreated super easy. Just get some plastic drinking straws, fill them with whatever, crimp off the ends and melt them. You can do meds, neosporin, petroleum-soaked cotton balls, matches, or fishing gear like the one he shows in the vid. Or lots of other things you could probably think of. These are not something you need to buy special
Great video
Good video the only thing missing is the kitchen sink.😉
Cool vid
Good job
I would personally replace the birtday candles with a 1liter Zip-lock, whirl-pak or similar bag for water storage. that is one of the hardest things to improvise quickly and reliably.
I have some of those Wazoo straws and they are great, would be great if one of the hooks would be a nymph like killer bug with CDC hackle (CDC a very soft feather from rear of a duck), that would increase chances to catch something (fish, frog, bird...) even without bait, but still a good basis.
Badass thank you
put a sandwich bag in that kit...it'll be good for collecting water.
keep emergency painkillers in case you get injured and you need to keep movine. I keep a few strips of suboxone handy for that reason, they also block pain apart from taking them while in recovery. Also a barter tool. bottle cap and magnet to hold things in place also. a copper penny to conduct batteries, and silver coins for trade.
I'm surprised that I haven't heard of these before.
Great damn video.....instant follow sir
very nice kit, only thing i see that i would change is removing the two fire tinder sources. remove the 5 cotton bundle tinders and replace it with 2 candies if nothing else.
Nice
To save space and cash, instead of a real mirror, just take a chunk (about 2 inches) out of one of your old CDs or DVDs. Also, no whistle? A bottle cap or an acorn top.
Good kit, but you had a few different fire starting methods which wasted the very limited space in the tin. The saved space could’ve been used to some sort of small sharpening stone, tightly packed duct tape, small sections of gauze, etc.
A pd 38 or even a 50 would fit in that tin too
Oooo thats cool 😂
I would add a plastic bag for a water container and a piece of aluminum foil to make a water heating container. Maybe a couple bandaids, polysporin. I’ve also seen safety pins ?, paracord, a wire saw, pen/pencil and paper.
That clear tube with the fish hooks can be made yourself using a large clear straw and a lighter and pliers.
Great Kit, man! But, why not add a collapsable one- litre-bag for purifying AND the 'tiny survival-guide'?
This kit is perfect for fire
All fire
I recommend to replace the usb light with another one. Probably something small that takes aaa batteries. Because you got nothing to recharge it in your altoids kit.
Good observation sir. I have the high quality aluminum pocket Maglight powered by 1 AAA battery in my survival Altoids plus 1 spare battery. A pocket Swiss Army knife is also a must.
although the survival card is a good idea - and probably could serve as a nice backup - I'd go with a small micro sized multi-tool. I'd stick with two fire sources and not 1/2 of your kit but then again there's no reason why you couldn't build out more than one kit: one for fire and "fishing", one for medical and water purification and one for tools and "backups" for the other two kits.
Wow....thats alot of stuff in a altoids tin
Now do one with the Bestglide survival tin it a little bigger
Fresnel lens. It’s named for Augustin-Jean Fresnel, a lighthouse designer who used the concept. It has nothing to with the city of Fresno.
LOL
add some fishing line for your hooks...
He can use the kevlar cordage fire fishing, still a good idea tho
Put a mini micro usb cable in there to charge the flash light! 👍
@Blake839this is a EDC kit, not a proper "survival" one as something you would just go with to the woods. The chances are that when you need something like this you will be on a normal day of work.
@@mc1996 why tf you need a fire starter then
@@chall-us6de You dont. Maybe to make a cup of tea on the way home or to make something disappear, like a new knife invoice, a body of someone you just kill, the car you stolen, etc.
(Its a joke FBI)
I would go more micro and add cutting tool, matches, super glue, lockpicks etc. Oh wait I did all that with my kit. The light is pretty big and you wont be recharging it in an emergency nano streamlight would be better. Jmho. Nice kit. thanks for sharing.
Lockpicks? Really? What, plan on doing a bit of criminal trespassing when it all goes down? Lol, people like you who think they need to tote around shit like lock picks and pry bars and 18 inch bolt cutters amuse me. It's like you're prepping for a spot on Oceans 11!
Let me clue you in mate. In a disaster, your first priority is to get you and your family out of town, the easiest way possible; not to be cracking open doors or snapping locks or playing search and rescue with your wonder bar, because even in an earthquake or tornado, there's always a way to get around without resorting to junior commando tactics while humping a M.O.L.L.E. tacti-cool pack and fatigues. Anything else is the product of Hollywood disaster dramas. But in the end, it's up to you, so you can get as butthurt in your reply as you want. Or you can be an adult and not make any reply at all. Even then, it's your time that's getting wasted, not mine.
TIP : at the grocery store in the vegetable section they have those bags that you put your vegetables in.. THEY'RE EXTREMELY STRONG AND CAN HOLD WATER WELL! GRAB A BUNCH OF THESE FREE BAGS.. CUT ABOUT 1/3 OFF THE TOP.. AND THEY CAN BE FOLDED UP REALLY SMALL AND THIN AND PLACED IN YOUR ALTOIDS TIN.. THEY TAKE UP VERY LITTLE SPACE..
Signal mirror uses holographic "fireball" you look through the hole and put the "fireball" on your target, yes you do use finger method for another mirror
Yu use a straw to seal those ?
Decent little hiking tin, but not much of an edc. I'd throw a couple band-aids and some straws with an antibacterial and benadryl. I'd also lose the "survival card" and replace it with one of the blades you can afix a makeshift handle to.
It's not a "Fresno lens", it's a **Fresnel** lens. Fresno is a city in California 😉👍
Budg: I thought it was frenzel lens. ? I could be wrong, just not sure, doesn't matter, everyone knows what it is. Very interesting, thk you.
Please let me know where can you get this survival card thank you thank you for the tips be safe
Laz Toth It’s one of the first links in the description
Attach a Mylar blanket to the exterior and a few bandaids along with some ibuprofen.
That is one of the BEST Altoids tin survival kits I've ever seen! No... THE best! I'm going to watch it again and take a couple of notes. You could possible add a whirl-pack water bladder?
I make Nalgene bottle kits for my family and friends, but I never thought of the cash. That is a good add. Just $40 bucks. I like that little flashlight also. it looks pretty capable for a small format flashlight.
That little survival tool card is very gimmicky... but if the knife and fish hooks are sharpened its better than nothing, and it is a very compact format. I put CRKT Squids in my kits, but I have more room to work with!
Replace the mirror, for a smaller version. Grim Workshop makes one even smaller, the size of a dog tag.
Where did you get that tiny fire starter rotary spark thing?
The inside of a Clipper lighter.
How about a condom,, sack all your fire lighting just have a small bic lighter, maybe a mini Ferber or leather an tool, length of fishing line and a scalpel blade.
Also a few elastic bands around the tin, maybe to hold your mini leatherman on outside of tin creating yet more space inside?
I always wonder if storing a compass in close proximity to a magnet?
it probably will mess with it but its better than nothing!
Would definitely add a plastic bag for water storage
HINT : if you want a small compass that can actually work giving you more than just basic direction.. purchase a brunton wrist compass..@$23 .. but it is a full functioning compass with degree markings and rotating bezel.. still fits nice into the Altoids tin
I’ve never seen anybody talk about using a piece of a drinking straw in their Altoids survival tin for a safety/emergency whistle but it takes no space and if you cut it right and know how those things are extremely loud..
I made one from a shell casing look on tkor channel or look up shell casing whistles on CZcams
tube eyeglass repair kit
First like and dude you are fricking awesome👍😎.
AmericanLoneWolf 13 Thanks man! I appreciate the support!
@@BudgetBugout no problem we need channels like this especially for a Texan American🇺🇸 boy like me.
You used a ton of space for fire starting
ORION SANFORD it’s the most important thing you can carry. I would have added some bandages, alcohol wipes and anti bacterial ointment though. Also some pain meds.
And absolutely nothing for medical/first aid.
You can search U.S. Legion Custom Knifeworks on eBay for a full tang heavy duty knife that fits the tin. USA made, in house heat treatment, razor sharp
? Have you ever test it the Firestarter magnifying?
From my experience it will work on a very sunny day. But not as easy as people think. An A4 size one will be much better.
I’ve started several fires with a wallet sized fresnel lens. I always carry some small pieces of black construction paper with them. Fold the paper into an accordion shape, then concentrate the sunlight in the middle. When you get a small ember with lots of smoke, whip it back and forth to fan it into flames.
Ain't never heard of no lenses made in Fresno
So the compass still works with the bubble?
Dustin Driggers Yep they point to the correct direction 👍
The bubble Is put there on purpose to help you get the compass level
@@samueldavis7820 thanks
@@dustin7562 I assume you probably guessed, but to keep it level, you just keep the bubble in the middle
Why is an American or Canadian carring Euros? Are you the EU?
Great. But where is shelter and water?
#peppermint
#DIY
😋
Duct tape you some fishhooks and some little sinkers to the inside top of the lid.