Method for tightly rolling a sleeping bag and storage sack therefor
A tightly rolled sleeping bag. The tightly rolled sleeping bag is rolled using conventional equipment, but pressure is applied to an end of the sleeping bag so as to cause the sleeping bag to be more tightly rolled than previous sleeping bags. Rolling tines for a rolling machine for rolling the sleeping bag are tapered so as to aid in removal of the tightly rolled sleeping bag. A storage sack is provided for holding the sleeping bag. The storage sack is configurable between a first arrangement where the storage sack holds the sleeping bag in the tight configuration, and a second arrangement where the storage sack may be released and expands to hold the sleeping bag in a less tightly rolled configuration. To provide such a function, an expansion section is provided on the storage sack. A closure is provided on the expansion section.
1. A rolling machine for a sleeping bag, comprising:
roller tines onto which the sleeping bag is rolled, the roller tines being tapered to aid in removal of the sleeping bag from the rolling machine, and a fixed bar for holding a sleeping bag in position against the roller tines when a sleeping bag is rolled in a tight configuration, wherein the fixed bar is biased toward the roller tines.
2. A rolling machine for a sleeping bag, comprising:
roller tines onto which the sleeping bag is rolled, the roller tines being tapered to aid in removal of the sleeping bag from the rolling machine; a fixed bar for holding the sleeping bag in position against the roller tines when the sleeping bag is rolled in a tight configuration, wherein the roller tines are biased toward the fixed bar.
3. A rolling machine for a sleeping bag, comprising:
roller tines onto which the sleeping bag is rolled, the roller tines being tapered to aid in removal of the sleeping bag from the rolling machine, and a fixed bar for holding a sleeping bag in position against the roller tines when a sleeping bag is rolled in a tight configuration, wherein the fixed bar is adjustable toward and away from the roller tines.
4. A rolling machine for a sleeping bag, comprising:
roller tines onto which the sleeping bag is rolled, the roller tines being tapered to aid in removal of the sleeping bag from the rolling machine, and a fixed bar for holding a sleeping bag in position against the roller tines when a sleeping bag is rolled in a tight configuration, wherein the roller tines are adjustable away from and toward the fixed bar.