Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: I'm two months in to TKD and have developed plantar faciitis. I need a shoe that I can put my orthotics into. Is this the shoe?
Document: Only had them 2 months, but holding up well so far. Flexible and comfortable and LIGHT! Could still break boards pretty well, even with orthotics in them cushioning my heel.
I have ordered these shoes repeatedly. My son is still growing so I have to order new ones every 6 months to a year. He wears them for 3 hours or more per week of Kung Fu practice. They are very durable - - have never had a problem with the shoe quality. Delivery is very fast too.
I am new to the martial arts world. I was told by my instructor what I should be wearing in class. I purchased these and so far they are perfect.. they are comfortable, they allow the freedom of movement I need, they were a little snug at first but now they fit as well as any shoe I own. highly recommended by the new kid on the block - me.
I usually buy Pine Tree brand shoes but wanted to try the Tiger Claw shoe based on mainly on price. I would like to offer a comparison between the two.Pine Tree shoes are made of leather and have pivot points on both heel and ball of foot areas to facilitate rotational kicks. I have owened 2 pairs each of which have lasted 5 years or more each.
I am a tai chi instructor and was looking for a nice, good pair of martial art shoes. These are beautiful, but the sole is rigid, far from what a martial art shoe should have. Being made from plastic, it's not flexible at all. I also doubt that the leather is real, as it smells and feels artificial; however, I'm not sure about this because it's not specified anywhere and the seller didn't answer this question.
I read the conflicting reviews and description online about the sizing. I'm a woman and normally wear a 6 in flip flops and dress shoes, and a 6.5 or 7 in running shoes. I ordered a 5 because the description said to order 1.5 sizes smaller (because these were men's sizes). My bare foot was at the end of the shoe and REALLY tight. I sent them back for a 6. I did not see half sizes available or would have gone for a 5.5.
If I had ordered a 9,they would have been too tight. So with orthotics and thick socks they're fine. Makes kicking the bag a lot easier and my achilles are grateful.
I ordered these only 2 1/2 months ago and though I use them 3 days a week, they have not lasted long. They are losing all grip on the top from only marginal rotational kicks (Northern Tai Mantis Kung Fu) per class.
My son is in Martial arts and needed new shoes. He says that these shoes are comfortable. I had been told that they run small, so I ordered a size too big. They are too big for him now (he needs two pair of socks) but worth the cost to have a little growing room as well. Will purchase these again.
Good quality overall, but size runs a little small. I usually wear a size 8 1/2 men's, and ordered a 9. It feels a little narrow and tight in the toes,  but I'm hoping it loosens up as it breaks in.
Answer: yes