2023 EDC KIT ALTOIDS CAN Items for Urban Prepping For Every Day Use In The City

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In this video, we review all of the items I use in my EDC or everyday carry kit that I store in an Altoids can. These items are what I use everyday and can be used in a variety of ways, however, this is not an emergency kit or survival tin.
This video is separate from the EDC kit that I take on my backpacking trips because some of these items are heavy and do not sure the same purpose on trail. If you would like to view my EDC kit for backpacking, please clink the link below:
• EDC KIT Everyday Carry...
For those looking for more items to store in your own EDC kit, make sure to check out ‪@TheUrbanPrepper‬ as his channel provides an incredible resource of all things prepping and was the inspiration for me creating my own kit.
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4 окт 2024

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@YourNextCast Год назад

That is genius right there.

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

Appreciate ya! This kit is VERY useful and I take it with me everywhere I go. Always be prepared!

@Langit-Pagi Год назад

Nice sharing and big like 👍👍👍👍

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

Appreciate you my friend! Thanks for the kind words!

@micah6-8 Год назад

Well thought out kit. Love my Lever Gear charging cable and adapters. Thanks as always for the video.

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

Good catch! The Lever Gear cable has been a great addition to the kit! Appreciate the kind words my friend!

@unpavedexplorer338 Год назад

Nice kit.

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

Got everything I need for most everyday events! Thanks for watching!

@googleuser6635 4 месяца назад

Well thought out. Aside from the medicines you mentioned, you may want to add a second bandaid, a paperclip, and upgrade that toothpick. Your "clothes pin" is actually a safety pin. That nail clippers does not have a file, nor is there a file in your kit. I'd recomment upgrading to a similar clippers with a file. I don't know how many post-its you have there, but you may want to add a fresnyl lens. You may want to put a tie under the trigger lever on the lighter, to prevent discharge.

@MetroOnTheMove 4 месяца назад

These are all great tips! Need to update the kit and will check these out!

@Mike_Blanda Год назад

Super cool kit 🔥 awesome

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

Love this set up for everyday use

@safromnc8616 Год назад

Some good ideas ! I typically don't carry stuff on my person except for a knife & a small flashlight. However I do keep outdoorsy/survival type stuff in my backpack and in my car (the car version being a bit larger).

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

You should make a video of your set up!

@safromnc8616 Год назад

@@MetroOnTheMove No thanks, I get out in the woods to escape all that stuff.

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

@@safromnc8616 that is actually a better idea!

@jacobpoucher Год назад

Great seeing these old school altiods tin kits still getting attention . I got a few tins myself still maybe I will fill them up again

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

You should! Love to see the items you use

@SeniorHiker77 Год назад

Wow, nice collection of stuff Andy.

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

Now…it’s on to a mini tin

@mistysmeanderings6428 Год назад

I never considered kevlar thread. It will be added soon. Thanks!

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

Hands down, the kevlar thread is incredible for attaching patches and such because the thread doesn't break. Definitely recommend!

@GoneFeralWithSquidly Год назад

That’s cool. 🦑

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

Each of these items has some serious miles on it. Use this kit everyday!

@OurNationalAdventure Год назад

This is great! Very inspirational. Incredible that so much can fit in such a small space. The bic lighter is probably the biggest thing. Ear plugs are surprising but really like the handheld screw driver bits.

@MetroOnTheMove Год назад

This little kit has been really helpful for most everyday events. The ear plugs also work to keep the bits from rattling in the kit.