Neck Survival Kit [ Compact, Useful! ]
Neck Survival Kit [ Compact, Useful! ]
The NECK SURVIVAL KIT is a great way to carry some essential gear around your neck and out of your pockets.
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So simple.and compact.
Nice! Just be careful with the trick candle. A friend of mine absolutely thought she finally extinguished it, but after a considerable amount of time it lit again. Benefit vs risk?
This is amazing! So many great ideas! Will definitely try and replicate! Would only do 2 minor changes:
> take out the 2 tinder tabs and, with the same size, put one of those shrink towels )the ones you drop water to grow) – this can act as tinder, help you clean yourself and used with the tape as a bandaid;
> add a mini eye drop plastic vial, to clean your eyes in case something gets there…
Would probably lose the fresno and mirror and replace with some heavy duty aluminium foil to boil some water
Again, amazing! How the heck did you fit so much stuff in there? Looked like those old cartoons where the hero had a sports bag and could pull everything out of there! lol!
I like the upside down batteries
Have you ever looked at carrying an X-acto knife in a toothbrush holder.
I can dig in a toolbox without worrying about cutting myself on an open blade.
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I generally use Schick injector razors in small things made, for cutting ware.
That was pretty neat. Well thought out. It looks like it could be very effective. Thanks. In going to make one.😮😮😮
You should think about carrying a tube of super glue for wound closure
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Thanks again Jim, i love all your inexpensive ways to create servival goods.
Stick the weights in with the hooks saves that little bit of space for a flashlight battery or whatnot
Great neck kit. I know it’s a long shot, but do you happen to remember the name of that Energizer flashlight?
Like this a lot thank you !
You should never ever use Paracord as a necklace for anything. It’s 550 for a reason unless you’re 600 pounds do you might hang yourself if you fell
Way too much slow now action pointless rambling
Get yo the point
And do it with some action
Honestly a backpack with all your kits and you’re set for a weekend atleast lol
Great kit Mr Bender,so much small gear in such a small package ,I thought you would never get to the bottom of it.thanks for your time and sharing such a great compact kit.👍👍👍
I found some digital camera belt pouches in a thrift store for 50c or $1. I bought 3.
I stick everything I need hiking for a day in that velcroed to my pants belt…including a poncho and a small hiking tarp, as well as a lighter, some bandages and wipes.
I don’t know how this got past me for 7 months, but I’m glad I found it. Very well thought out. A neck kit on cord is truly a comfortable way to carry things for me. Thanks.
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Nice kit but why didn’t you add a simple butane gas lighter? (in the back, next to the knife, it would fit perfectly)
Even though the outside safety pin is secured with duct tape, I am not comfortable having a sharp pin by my neck.
Very helpful, awesome information. I’m going to make one, thank you.
Kool kit bro
Nice little kit, but I would suggest, tape the needles, and exacto blades inside the top lid. That way, they are less likely to fall out, and get lost.
3:40 unblowable „trick birthday candle“ is brilliant idea!
I propose a new challenge; make a survival kit using the inside barrel of an empty BiC Pen.
You are so good for all ages to learn these important lessons thanku
And this is your compact survival kit… until you need to go by the courthouse for jury duty and forget you are wearing it and land in a heap of trouble!
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Very interesting,survival neck kit…I like it,I’m sold…..Great Idea Buddy,Thanx
Add 2 survival blankets and you can sleep well. I would have my single shot 22 and 22 pistol for added comfort and security.
That’s a great little kit. Regardless of the size or style of any particular kit, I have an unanswered question: If flying, is it possible to have any cutting implements which airlines will approve? IIam Old School (age 82) & if I don’t have a knife or cutting edge with me, I feel "undressed!" Any suggestions from you and/or your readers will be appreciated. God bless you. The Old Preacher
Awesome I use also my pellets for my pellet gun can put stuff in
Just be careful of cords around your neck. You can accidentally strangle yourself. If you don’t use breakaway dog tag chain, it’s safer to simply put the cord through a few belt loops and wear it at your waist.
You do a nice job with your videos. I enjoy watching. That being said, I feel like if I need a survival kit that size (I’ve seen a bunch on YouTube), whatever I was doing went sideways and it would be a dire situation. I don’t think it would really keep the average person alive very long. But, I’m not trying to slam you. I’m just going to try to be a little bit more prepared. ✌️
Trick candle is smart. This is the first I heard of that
Great minimalist for urban & woodlands. Cheers mate.
It’s ok…but you already have your normal sized EDC right? Which you probably carry a knife, a lighter, a flashlight, etc.
not to be that guy, but wouldn’t it make sense to have additional supplementary or specialized equipment in that micro kit?
Fresnel lenses, you got a compass, maybe fishing equipment, whistle, marker panel? Idk
Very Helpful. Thanks.
Excellent kit!
Awesome!
Instead of braiding regular way paracord you could use single strand of paracord and braid it so it can be untied in one motion. No idea how it’s called in english but it’s basicly quick relase knot or horseman’s knot repated over and over to requested lenght.
That was quite amazing. It’s astonishing that you’ve crammed so many useful things into a tiny space.
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Not bad, but where’s the tarp? 😉
That is a lot of stuff for that small tin. No sure about those little knifeblades but its nice to have i guess. I would use them for some sort of spear or arrowhead. Think you get the most use out of them that way.
nice kit
Camel snuz tin is about that size and water proof