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.

Input:
Question: what is fully extended height?
Document: I have now been able to use this item 3-4 times. Each time I have used it with the legs fully extended. I like to sit at a table when shooting and the legs end up to hold my AR-15 at just the correct height for me. Is there a little play in the unit, yes. But I did not expect this to be a fine machined product. That being said, when I miss my shot it is not the guns nor the bipods problem.
This was a great addition to my AR-15 w/ 30 rd magazine. It gives me plenty of height without the legs even extended. Mounts easily to the picitanny rail and is sturdy. I like the spring operated folding legs.The only CON is that it's kind of clumsy trying to get the legs at variable height. It's either fully retracted or fully extended. But, for my use, this bipod is a great buy!
I am pleased with the UTG Bipod. It was sturdy and easy to use. When it is fully extended it is a little wobbly.
Very sturdy. Held up fine at the range fully extended. A little heavy but not a show stopper. It's a keeper.
It does the job. Not the best in the market, but suitable for what I need. Does not seem to balance correctly when legs fully extended. Cost too much to return it.
The bi-pod worked nicely in light usage until the release button fell off on one of the legs. Now I have to manually adjust that leg - can't autolock it fully extended.
I am very happy with this purchase, I have it attached to my Colt AR15. This bipod is sturdy and when fully extended a there is enough ground clearance for a 42 round magazine. I definitely recommend.
save yourself money ,this product performs as good as high dollar bi-pods,sturdy and adjusts easily with spring loaded retract of legs which also lock in place when fully extended
Good concept but way too big. No leg notches on the legs either so difficult to set anywhere in between fully closed and fully extended one handed... I say get the smaller one.
After having used the bipod for a little while and gotten used to the controls I actually like it.- For quick setups you simply pull the legs (they are spring-loaded to retract) all the way out. Once fully extended the quick-release latch snaps into place.
Answer: yes