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 cjw rated 45 months ago- altoids tin survival kit
Contents:
1 Survival Cheat Sheet - the Universal Edibility Test, Body Signals and Ground-to-Air Signals
Shelter
1 large trash bag
1" piece of drinking straw, sealed and filled with 5.25% sodium hypochlorite bleach.
1 rubber glove (it's purple in photo)
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- chrisrocksice2 rated 9 months agooutdoors
- Now that is hiking ultra-light
- tobisapphos rated 10 months agooutdoors
- Very cool!
- drewh67 rated 11 months agooutdoors, survivalist
- Not a bad kit, but the one described in my SAS(Special Air Squadron) manual is lighter, and contains no unnecessary objects. I'd link a page, but there's only an independent page, and it's still under construction.
- harborcaptain rated 13 months agooutdoors, survival
- I really like this little minimalist survival tin. There is a lot of really useful stuff packed into a very small space and the tin itself can function as a signaling device or a handle for a saw. I'm sure the saw would be of very limited usefulness, but it would be better than nothing. I could imagine combining this with the paracord weave to make a survival belt or necklace, or even simply as a way to ensure that it stays closed but still provide easy access to open it. As others have said, finding a way to stuff a little compass into it would be a nice addition to whats already suggested in the article. Its a great little piece of compact scrapyard engineering.
- barefootj rated 18 months agocrafts, outdoors
- From the page: "Bennett's Expedient Survival Tin
(BEST)
This kit is designed to be a 72-hour kit. It is designed to be small and portable, but also to be effective in providing for the Survival "Rule of Threes.""
- TexasDave777 rated 21 months agooutdoors
- Nice kit, going to make this with one of my daughters for a project at school.
- LaSiD rated 32 months agooutdoors
- A minimalist survival kit in an Altoids tin. The only things missing are a button compass and some mutated anthrax for duck huntin'.
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