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A sleeping bag having a cinch mechanism that can be closed with a single hand. The cinch mechanism includes, for example, a loop and a cord attached at an end of the sleeping bag. When the sleeping bag has been rolled, the loop is pulled in one direction, while the cord is pulled in the other direct

A sleeping bag having a cinch mechanism that can be closed with a single hand. The cinch mechanism includes, for example, a loop and a cord attached at an end of the sleeping bag. When the sleeping bag has been rolled, the loop is pulled in one direction, while the cord is pulled in the other direction. The cord is then extended through the loop, and pulled back and attached to itself. For example, a clasp may be used to attach the cord to itself.

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What is claimed is: 1. A sleeping bag, comprising: a cinch mechanism for maintaining the sleeping bag in a rolled configuration, the cinch mechanism comprising: an elongate flexible material connected to the sleeping bag and configured so as to form a loop; a cord connected to the sleeping bag and

What is claimed is: 1. A sleeping bag, comprising: a cinch mechanism for maintaining the sleeping bag in a rolled configuration, the cinch mechanism comprising: an elongate flexible material connected to the sleeping bag and configured so as to form a loop; a cord connected to the sleeping bag and that is a separate element independent of the elongate flexible material; and a clasp attached to the cord; wherein the loop, the cord, and the clasp are arranged and configured such that, when the sleeping bag is rolled, the elongate flexible material wraps around the sleeping bag, the cord is extended through the loop, and the clasp is attached to a portion of the cord so as to hold the elongate flexible material and the cord in place, and wherein pulling on the clasp relative to the loop prior to attaching the clasp to the portion of the cord pulls at connection points for the cord and elongate flexible material and thereby tightens the roll of the sleeping bag. 2. The sleeping bag of claim 1, wherein the elongate flexible material is connected directly to and extends from a foot of the sleeping bag. 3. The sleeping bag of claim 2, wherein the cord is connected directly to and extends from the foot of the sleeping bag. 4. The sleeping bag of claim 1, wherein the cord is connected directly to and extends from a foot of the sleeping bag. 5. The sleeping bag of claim 1, wherein, when the sleeping bag is folded lengthwise, the elongate flexible material is connected directly to and extends from a bottom half of the sleeping bag. 6. The sleeping bag of claim 5, wherein, when the sleeping bag is folded lengthwise, the cord is connected directly to and extends from a top half of the sleeping bag. 7. The sleeping bag of claim 1, wherein the clasp comprises an opening for hooking onto a portion of the cord that extends against an outer surface of the sleeping bag. 8. The sleeping bag of claim 7, wherein the clasp is configured to fit a hand of a user. 9. The sleeping bag of claim 8, wherein the clasp includes a narrowed portion for attaching to the cord and for grasping with a hand, and a thickened portion including the opening. 10. The sleeping bag of claim 1, wherein the loop comprises two connections of the elongate flexible material to outer portions of the sleeping bag when the sleeping bag is rolled, the loop being formed by the elongate flexible material between the two connections. 11. A sleeping bag, comprising: a cinch mechanism for maintaining the sleeping bag in a rolled configuration, the cinch mechanism comprising: an elongate flexible material connected to the sleeping bag and configured so as to form a loop; a cord connected to the sleeping bag; and a clasp attached to the cord, the clasp comprising two openings for hooking onto a portion of the cord that extends against an outer surface of the sleeping bag; wherein the loop, the cord, and the clasp are arranged and configured such that, when the sleeping bag is rolled, the elongate flexible material wraps around the sleeping bag, the cord is extended through the loop, and the clasp is attached to a portion of the cord so as to hold the elongate flexible material and the cord in place, and wherein pulling on the clasp relative to the loop prior to attaching the clasp to the portion of the cord pulls at connection points for the cord and elongate flexible material and thereby tightens the roll of the sleeping bag. 12. The sleeping bag of claim 11, wherein the two openings are located on opposite sides of the clasp. 13. The sleeping bag of claim 11, wherein the two openings are located on the same side of the clasp.