Urban Altoids Smalls Survival Tin

[@jessebrown4755]

Never seen one so small, but creative kit

[@davidbirch98]

You can tell you put alot of thought into your kit. Ido the same. Customized kits like this are gold when your outdoors for a while. Trust me, put a micro superglue tube in there. Tons of uses. Especually for first aid. Also mini tweezers are great too for ticks, thorns etc. Later

[@enriquediaz7547]

Wow... Definitely items I hadn't seen used before. Points for creativity. :)

[@namendonnelly2708]

Thanks ! I put a lot of thought into it. Had fun putting it together.

[@Pritam043]

​@@namendonnelly2708Very helpful video. Actually I am making Altoids stationary kit. Please suggest - 1) Liquid glue which can be used repeatedly 2) Transparent tape which can be cut without scissors 3) Compact slim stapler

[@FranklinHicks-qs4gs]

You ain't seen em before because ain't no body use this junk

[@graemeo3440]

I like that you are thinking outside the box but this seems like a random collection of bits in a tin. With the smaller tins you need to specialise more, think of what you want to do and fill the tin accordingly. You can't cover every eventuality. Subscribed as love how you think and look forward to what you can do in the future.

[@namendonnelly2708]

Thanks for the follow! With this tin I wanna carry things that the average person would not carry on them. Working on a full size Altoids kit now.

[@bgusda]

Love your quality contents. From Indonesia

[@FranklinHicks-qs4gs]

Junk

[@CoryCDS]

Wow you put alot in that tiny tin great little kit

[@namendonnelly2708]

Thanx! If you like this kit you should check out my other videos.

[@dyslectische]

A small junk tin box. And if you need somting its thare if you need it . I like it

[@motorgearhead]

Wonder if cash Might be worth carrying? That sounds strange but sometime don’t carry cash. Might a $50 or $100 be convenient in a urban emergency.

[@dlocknessmonsta8431]

You included a striker for match's but you didn't show any match's. Were they hidden somewhere in that Altoids small tin by being wrapped up in duct tape or paper?

[@FranklinHicks-qs4gs]

They wouldn't fit bahahaha

[@kathys53]

In my pocket I've carried a Leatherman PS4 for 13 years that has a small paracord key chain, tweezers, and mini pry bar attached. Also in my pocket a small 3" X 2" plastic pouch with the following: Face mask; 2 band aids; 1 adhesive pad; alcohol swab; Q-Tip cut in half; small piece of sugar-free gum (for temporary filling); Fresnel lens in case I lose my glasses; thin string lanyard; Nitefox mini flashlight; small whistle; small pieces of duct tape, reflective tape, and electrical tape; safety pin; paper clip; $20; 2 stamps; ID with emergency numbers. This is an EDC, not a "survival" kit. The combined weight is 3.5 ounces. I believe the 3 most important things to have on you in an urban environment in case of a building collapse or smoke are a flashlight, whistle (which I also carry on my neck) and mask, . I won't be starting any fires in an urban emergency setting, but I do carry a mini Bic, lip balm, and a couple of lozenges. I used to carry an Altoids Smalls tin, but found that it would be too difficult in an emergency to get anything out easily. In that tin was a Spyderco Bug knife; Atom flashlight; J-Ray red lure; foil; water bag/tie; Micropur tablet; toothpick; triple ointment; potassium iodide tablet; Micro Spark Wheel; Tinder-Quick; whistle; P-38; mirror; Fresnel; sugar-free gum; duct tape; reflective tape; electrical tape and ranger band wrapped around circumference for waterproofing; safety pins; paper clips; tweezers; lanyard.

[@drandrewallan]

Have you ever actually caught a fish with that gear?!!,

[@FranklinHicks-qs4gs]

He'll no. Wishful thinking

[@noniusaucustus8472]

Original :) bem personalizado . well done :)

[@N0B0DY_SP3C14L]

Not bad. Pretty clever, not sure what I would do differently.

[@jeffmauldin2841]

Some unusual ideas, but you lost me at "I'm going to break a car window with a small chip from the ceramic end of a spark plug", I would have to see that done to believe that is possible, and there is very few places where there are no rocks which actually could break a window. But kudos for thinking outside the usual box.

[@namendonnelly2708]

Thanks! Check out Cody the Car Guys video on breaking glass with a piece of spark plug ceramic. You never know what situation you might end up in. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpbFloeemKdmrc0

[@pyrosmoak53]

It's legit I've seen many yt videos demoing it and tv survival shows. They are aka ninja rocks.

[@wmluna381]

I keep pieces in a bison (waterproof metal medicine keeper) type tube on my keys and EDC bags. Mainly because I work in an older building that has larger sections of fixed windows and questionably accessible exit routes. But I have also been in certain buildings that have very long perimeter hallways where the stairwells/elevator areas are a ways off. But they *do* have big, non-opening daylight windows mid-point at ground level or face a lower level section that juts out. Something to consider in an active shooter / escape situation.

[@luxpursuits]

Crooks do that to get the job to fix it. Happened to me once.

[@CD38325]

Definitely works. Try it on your window if you don’t believe it lol

[@VTK72]

😳wow

[@CountDoucheula]

Have you field tested this kit yet? I feel like some of this stuff isn't going to be the most reliable in the situation. Paper matches are awful. There's a gadget called a Firefly which is a tiny ferro rod designed to fit into the tweezers/toothpick slot on a Swiss army knife. It would easily fit inside this tin. You have a lighter flint, but unless you're carrying a lighter and keeping it in the tin as a spare you'll never be able to strike that thing by hand. There's a tool that welders & gas torch cutters use to spark their flame that takes a *tiny* little ferro rod with a threaded brass insert. They're still awkward af to throw a spark from, but it'll be a little easier. You had some tape/paper at the start you said you could use a pen to write a message, yet you packed a pencil, not a pen. If you want a really small reliable pen, look into replacement pens for Victorinox tools. There's a bunch of different sizes all the way from the Swisscard down to the Minichamp/Manager. A needle & thread is always a welcome addition when repairs are needed. Plus, you could magnetize it with your tiny retrieval tool and of you float the needle on a leaf in a cup of water you'll have yourself a backup compass. I do like your funky cotter pin grappling hook. I would wrap some string around it once you've attached it to your rope, that way it won't slip out. Great job, well packed. I'm sure your next iteration will be even note thoughtful 👍

[@jamesmontoya5837]

That is not a survival tin

[@lincolnsghost7328]

Urban survival? So, there is this paper clip in case you need one at the office and don’t want to make a trip to the 3rd floor. That strip of duct tape is way too small to cover a coworkers mouth, and then there is a fish hook and match for … you know … Really what you need for urban survival is: a spare credit card, five $20 bills, a condom, and some aspirin.

[@luxpursuits]

By the look of his hands he would not go into an office unless he is forced to.

[@FranklinHicks-qs4gs]

Right. It's all JUNK his is the type of random shitnyoud find in the pocket of a 6 yr old

[@OTecnoMago]

Great kit.

[@redpillnibbler4423]

Very neat 👍

[@fireisle]

Something different...earned a sub. Nice.

[@namendonnelly2708]

Hi. Thanks. I liked putting this small kit together more then the full size Tin.

[@behindthespotlight7983]

nail clippers?

[@Castleknight]

And he needs to clean his and wash his hands.

[@garchomp3210]

Can you fit one of those mini swiss army knives in there?

[@namendonnelly2708]

I don’t know I haven’t tried to fit one in a smalls tin. I’m probably won’t keep one in my kit anyway they take up a lot of room in a altoids kit.

[@garchomp3210]

@@namendonnelly2708 I am now sad🚻

[@bjarnesverdson1069]

@@garchomp3210 You can manage to Squesse one victorinox classic in there. But only diagonaly. Making the rest of the room hard to utilise. A spyderco bug is a bether fit for a tin this smal.

[@37corsair]

Where do you keep the cell phone to call AAA or local law enforcement for help?

[@arturonarvaez6727]

Francamente amigo, no necesitas niguna navaja en tu kit. Con esas uñas que traes es suficiente para cortar cualquier cosa. Solamente ten cuidado cuando vayas al baño y te limpies. No querrás hacerte un harakiri.

[@Mouthpiece985]

All I carry is a Leatherman with a ferro rod I live in the city no need for a kit like that

[@FranklinHicks-qs4gs]

Noone has a need for a "kit" like this