32 Piece Altoids Smalls Survival Kit 2022. Micro Survival Kit!

How much can you fit in an Altoids Smalls mint tin?

32 pieces! (Including the gorilla tape on the back that I forgot to show In the video)

Here's my attempt at a usable survival kit built in an Altoids Smalls tin!

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[johnhebert]

It's remarkable how much useful stuff can be packed into a such a tiny, yet eminently pocketable, container. Looks like your kit just about maxed it out. Very nice job.

[danandoliver]

I love a good edc/tin break down. My only qualm would be thread the needle and put it in the same straw as the thread and maybe use some other straws to put antiseptic ointment. Big love, Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 uk

[frankyturrizo]

You can survive with just fire and water . Maybe flashlight razor whistle . You should add a grocery store produce bag it will hold water

[Lidl]

Thanks for the nice video!
My thoughts: add a money note, produce bag for water, a photograph of your beloved ones as a morale booster, a micro fire steel harvested from Victorinox' fire ant, a caffeine tablet, button battery + LED. Sacrifice the flashlight, 3 matches, 1-2 safety pins, 2 plasters & the mirror if necessary to make space. This is so much fun! Thanks.

[unclemeat]

You could wrap multiple turns of electrical tape around the tin without adding bulk or weight. This would give you more material for repairs or to be used as tinder. You could also fit a small fish hook.

[chicoganer]

I love allí of your videos please don't stop, keep making more

[lukecrue]

Great kit and video. Those Smalls tins are great for specific kits too like a fire kit or fishing kit. I love building different kits for different containers. A ranger band works perfect for holding these closed too and are multi use as well. Thanks for the great video!

[beausmith]

Very smart, really well thought out for your environment as well as what will fit and what you will get in use. The Altoid fall Tin is a true challenge and I think you have done an excellent job with it. Thank you for the very good ideas and suggestions.

[twinklesmack]

How about a plastic sandwich bag (or snack bag which is even smaller). You could roll it tight and twist a bread tie around it. It can be used as something to catch water in for drinking. Or put the whole kit in it to keep it dry. Still can be used as a water container.

[MetroOnTheMove]

Enjoyed the video! Looking to create a smaller version of my EDC and this gave me some ideas. Thank you!

[bizerko]

Made some great gear choices. Amazing what you can actually fit in that little tin

[anthonyparkinson]

It's amazing how much stuff you can fit into such a small tin love it

[robertferguson]

Thanks for the disclaimer, I’ll take that seriously.
That aside, wow this is well thought out great job

[gordontyree]

Love putting kits like this together…your version is awesome! Well done sir! I greatly respect what you said about your family being your number one priority! I agree 100%! As for suggestions to add to the kit, I would add a Wazoo emergency water bag. They are one liter each and rated to 400 degrees, so you can boil water right in the bag! Check Wazoo out…great company and people! They even have a micro fishing kit that will fit in the tin! Also, as someone else suggested, I would replace that cheap knife with a SAK Classic. It has a tweezer that works very well and makes room for other gear in the kit. Also, i would replace the toothpick in the SAK with a Tortoise Gear “Firefly” small ferro rod. Works great! That’s about all so far. Thanks for posting and I’ll look forward to your next video!

[GHASTLYMIMIKYU-ycvx]

Nice kit, also just an idea but Cordage and additional things could maybe be added on outside also

[amyduro]

You were able to include some very real survival tools to make fire, make safe drinking water, signal for help, and possibly catch fish. Add some foraging and a lean-to made from evergreen branches and deadfall, a cave, or an abandoned building and you can survive.

[amyduro]

I just watched it again - such an amazing kit! This time I realized that the Kevlar line can be used as a saw to cut wood for fire and shelter, and fishing. I wonder if you could also add the zipper pulls from Grim workshop that have arrowheads and fishing/frog jigs. They’re very small. And the Tortoise gear firefly Ferro rods for Swiss Army Knives would fit here and would be a more long-term fire starting solution. Then you’d really just need to forage for a bottle for water and a tin or aluminum can for cooking.

[davidperkins]

Great video I have a smalls kit myself that would be extremely functional in case of an emergency

[Sln_man]

Instead of a knife, you can add Victorinox Classic or Victorinox Classic Alox

[Shihabdeenrecreationalcyclist]

Pre-megnetise the needle because you can identify which side is pointing North