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: is this spring steel
Document: wasn't expecting much since this wasn't my first choice at this price range. the only reason i gave this one a shot was because the other one wasn't spring steel. i had actually expected to get my hands on it and send it back. now that i have it, i'm thinking of buying something ugly to practice with and hang this on the wall.my only problem with this was it had a bit of extra metal sticking in places all over the scabbard.
I am quite happy with this product. I would recommend this sword as a practice sword for forms, performances, or decoration. The lucky bat (yes that is a bat) on the hilt and carved decorations on the scabbard and handle provide a beautiful touch to the sword.The sword comes unsharpened and is made of spring steel. Blade is very floppity but provides a very satisfying "twang" when you snap it for thrusts.
I've been using it for a few months now and I've been quite pleased with this sword. Nothing is loose, it's pretty well balanced, the spring steel is fine and the scabbard is pretty.There are only to very minor quality issues: the rope handle on the scabbard isn't really great quality so at some point I'll just replace it with another piece of string, and the connector for the tassels to the handle is a little funky so at some point I'll replace it as well.
the carving and pattern on the  sheeth are better than expected;  need to apply lubricate oil for the sword itself fr time to time; I suspect it is not stainless steel? Hee.
the tip is the only sharp part of the blade. which is cool with me since i'm not too big on cutting things with cheap swords or rat tails. i wouldn't recommend trying to see how far you can bend the blade. it's thicker than i expected, but i've seen how easily cheap blades break. if you have to tell a story about your sword inflicted wound, don't let it be because of stupidity.
okay so for $25 dollars i didnt expect much but i at least would like a sword that is well put together. the blade is not secured and the handle feels as though it could fall apart at any moment. if i swing the sword at even the slowest speed i am afraid it will fall apart. the only reason it got a 3 star rating is because i am in love with the overall look of the sword.
WRONG DESIGN: The thing that attracted me to this sword the most was the bat shaped hand guard with the hooked wings. The sword I got does have a bat but is NOTHING LIKE this one & it is rounded without the cool wings. On the pommel is what appears to be the face of an Asian lion or demon & is rounded. The design of the rings on the sheath are also different. They have some Asian script on them that I don't understand.
This sword is really nice. The only problem that I had with is the blade and handle were a little bit loose but their is a little bolt on the hilt that lets you fix that. It came in a really nice box that I can reuse to carry it around in.
This is one of the better swords I have goten for the price. The sword comes in a great sheath that is an amazing quality and the decoration on it is amazing. The sword is very thin at the tip and thicker towards the handle. Where the sword connects to the handle there was a bit of excess metal from the mold but that is a good thing and you can easily fix that with a small file.
This is a good sword for a beginner like myself. It is not too heavy and I use it at Tai chi and also my home practice.Good sword for the price.
Answer: yes