Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: hey, I wonder this pad would fit me or not? I'm 5.3 and 105 Ibs, XS girl size .... Thanks in advanced for your answer!
Document: I am a recreational armored fighter. I make armor and compete in it. I needed a knee pad that would protect the ball of my knee and offer a 3 point protection system. It covers the knee really well and the 2 sides of the knee very well. I have problems crouching in them but when it comes to keeping the knee stable it does an excellent job.
It is good both for falling and for kneeling on when you're on the hill.As far as sizing goes, I'm 180lb/6ft and these fit perfectly. I'd estimate these products would fit pretty well on most if not all adults.In summary, if you're looking for snowboarding knee protection, you will not be disappointed in this product.
I bought this for snowboarding. I couldn't seem to get them tight enough to stay put. A couple of times the buckle came unlatched while snowboarding and the knee pad ended up down on my shin. I also wish the pad had more padding. I often rest on my knees while snowboarding and I could feel the hard ice under the snow.I'm back to using my 1990's Rollerblade brand knee pads.
I purchased these for daily use in the workplace. I'm an HVAC tech & spend alot of time kneeling...mostly on my right knee, so I only carry one kneepad in my toolbag & the other stays in the truck most of the time. I have several sets of kneepads purchased at the big box stores & while they worked well enough...all of them slip down my leg as I move around. I was looking for something that was comfortable & would stay in place.
I'm an aging Mom of two teens who has also taken up snowboarding. Falling on my 46+ year old knees was not pleasant. These kneepads protect perfectly. They are lightweight, fit under my snowpants and are padded on the inside. Even kneeling to wait or take pictures is comfy with these. They fit where I put them and don't cut off circulation. Great product and I highly recommend it for anyone whose knees just can't take regular bruising any more.
When they arrived I immediately put them on and did the run/sprint test. They stayed on. They don't have much padding, but the fact that they stayed on me during full sprints and a few laps make a good trade off. How many time have you bought a gel-filled, extra padded knee pad and they fell to your ankles after only a few steps? Plus they are light. Good purchase.
These are ok if only worn for short times. They will fall down and out of place if worn for extended periods.Also the elastic as worn out after 6 months of use (approx. 2-3 hrs per week)
Works great for rollerblading -- easy to put on and provide good protection when you do fa,ll on your knees, even though the outside is a little softer than I would have imagined (or like) and this it is quite easy to scratch. (Still, better the kneepads, than your knees ...)
I'm able to ride with more confidence now, definitely happy with this purchase. I highly recommend these for anybody thinking they might want some knee protection.
Been tele'ing for 3-4 seasons, mostly in and side bounds and never really crunched my knees. Nonetheless I kept reading about preventive knee care especially early and late in the season when obstructions are lurking just below snow surface. This year, being a subpar snowfall year, seemed the right time to finally jump in and for a great price. These are light, stay in place and are not an issue but they are sometimes too warm after a couple hours of skiing.
Answer: yes