See how a traditional fire starting kit compares to a compact Altoids tin fire kit built with Grim Workshop survival cards and flatpack fire tools. Here we show the difference between a larger fire kit and a smaller pocket fire kit that still carries real fire starting capability. The big kit has room for more gear, more redundancy, and easier handling. The Altoids tin fire kit is built for everyday carry, hiking, camping, bug out bags, glove boxes, and those “I should probably have something useful on me” moments. Grim Workshop survival cards help shrink useful fire tools into a small kit without turning your pockets into a junk drawer with legs. They fit in wallets, small tins, Altoids tin kits, and compact survival kits, giving you a layer of readiness that stays with you when bulk is not an option. Shop compact fire starting tools and survival cards: https://www.grimworkshop.com Explore Grim Workshop fire starting kits: https://grimworkshop.com/collections/... Learn more tool skills and survival guides: https://grimworkshop.com/blogs/news/g... A bigger fire kit is great when you have the room. A compact Altoids tin fire kit is what you carry when space is tight, pockets are already full, and you still want a real backup plan. #grimworkshop #getgrim #survivalcard #whatsinyourpocket #firestartingkit #altoidstinsurvivalkit #survivalkit #edcgear #bushcraft #firestarter #everydaycarry