The Impossible Micro Survival Kit (Official Video)

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[jarosawherdzik]

- Sir, we found him, he's dead.
- Yes, I can see, but look at his Micro Survival Kit. Isn't that just adorable?

[morantactical]

Next challenge: go out on the property and “survive” for two days with only this kit. Film it “Survivorman” style.

[lesliemiller]

I, personally, add two square sheets of aluminum foil (folded to fit the tin) for making a small bowl to boil water in. I do NOT add water tablets, because the tablets deteriorate over time and become ineffective. This is used for emergencies when you have nothing else available and may stay in your pocket for years without ever using it, so you want to place items in that do NOT run out, become useless, or become poisoness (I make an exception for the batteries in the light, because you can make it without a flashlight, as long as you can make fire. I do include a tiny flashlight in mine, as it is a great addition for the money, and a lithium battery will last for about 5-7 years and sometimes beyond). I add a mini-Bic or sometimes a small metal match, but I still add the strike anywhere matches in case I run out of fuel (butane lighters and liquid fuel lighters will lose fuel over time via evaporation). I use dental floss or upholstery thread instead of sewing thread, because they are made out of synthetic materials and do NOT deteriorate like cotton or linen over time. I make these often for friends and family and use tape or super bands to add some items to the outside and to help hold closed. The bands I use are silicone and can be used to make slingshot

[Penny_Pincher_Outdoors]

Dental floss for sutures, it's strong enough to fix a tear in clothing, boots and tarps as well. It's always in my kit no matter where I am.

[ProDTeach]

The only thing my dad ever taught me was how to hold a flash light and get yelled at...

[fyrstormer]

The best way to build a pocket survival kit is to actually carry it in your pocket at all times and actually use it at every opportunity. You will VERY quickly learn what works and what doesn't.

As for pocket knives, a Victorinox EvoGrip will just barely fit in an Altoids tin, and has a decent sized locking blade. If you can't spare that much space, a Victorinox Midnite Manager will give you a tiny blade, a nail file, a - screwdriver, a + screwdriver, scissors, a flashlight, and a pen, all in the same space as the knife shown in this video.

[AardRinn]

When I was taught how to make these, we taped razors to the box - the trapezoid ones with two points. The idea being that, while they're a little fiddly to use, they're just the right size to gut a tiny fish or shave some bark for a fire.

Another great one was floss (unflavored, preferably) - strong, light, and since it's machine rolled, you can just remove the case and toss the whole thing in for fishing line or sewing.

[thetheflyinghawaiian]

My girlfriend is going to come over and ask me why everything I own is inside of straws now.

[beezlemkii]

I upsize a bit to a soap dish container. And you can get watertight ones.

As far as micro can openers, the old GI P38 is a standby.

For matches, I dip "strike-anywheres" in wax.

[omgsomaliandj]

wranglerstar : "it's kind of a small walmart"
me : in france this is the size a soccer stadium

[idkhowsad]

Did I need this? No

Did I still watch it? Yes

[katseatsushi]

I love how he’s showing us things that (at least in the us) one can get easily rather than showing us obscure, phony Amazon products. So many other YouTubers never have gone into the woods and talk about survival gear they found online.

[EmoEwok]

Being from Ireland and hearing him say "that Walmart was very small" I was shook as he was able to find alot of very niche things all in one store. To do that kind of thing here he would have had to gone to at least 10 storers and probably travel miles to a major town/city to find a shop

[jeremymenning]

Super glue is great for closing and sealing cuts and smaller scrapes. Even some smaller wounds. It has a bevy of other uses. And it would easily fit in the kit.

Food for thought.

[WereMask]

Liked a lot. Like the straws idea. Would label the straws with a marker. Use blue for fishing(water). Red for fire starting. White straw with red cross on for medical.

[matthewneleigh]

You know, if I was gonna make one of these, I think I'd also strip the enamel off the bottom of the box, and re-seal it with a clear gloss lacquer... then the tin itself could be used as a signal mirror. Maybe stick a laminated note on the inside of the lid with instructions for what's in the kit as well as general useful tips/data.

[FlyboyHelosim]

This reminds me of that Mr Bean sketch where he's going on holiday and cuts everything down to fit in a small suitcase and then at the end he finds a bigger case and realizes he needn't have trashed all those items. 😂

[ironfae]

I’m impressed. You covered every basic survival need, found it all at Walmart, and managed to make it all fit in such a small tin.
I’m definitely keeping this video to build one of my own.
I’d suggest adding some aluminum foil inside and a few ranger bands on the outside. You could probably add a turkey bag for collecting and boiling water.
Great video. Very useful. 👍

[lappeldelanature]

"mom, can we go to Mount Fuji ?"
Mom : "no, we have Mount Fuji at home."
Mount Fuji at home : 1:29
<3

[johnmark]

Options: A small printed sheet of what's in the fused straws and the contents of the kit or what things can be used for by the uninitiated. Perhaps store the needles in scotch tape folded over to keep fingers from getting pricked from reaching inside the box for things.