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: how much weight can it hold andnwill it work for a 6 ft. 4 inch man?
Document: I dig this little chair. In spite of its diminutive size, it is easy to get into and back out of. It feels sturdy for a full grown man (6 foot tall, 195 lbs), but doesn't weigh much. It takes less than a minute to pull it out of a backpack, put it together, and sit down comfortably. You can literally just shake the frame, while gravity and elastic cords make the arms and legs basically assemble themselves.
Seems odd to make a chair that will hold 320 lbs, but be just the right dimensions for my 6 y/o? THE most expensive play chair in the home.
I am a larger man of 6.1 240 pounds ish lol, and I was hoping the chair would be slightly more comfortable but my thighs press a bit on teh sides. Other wise this chair is pretty awesome and super compact. I ride a motor cycle and pack this chair in a small saddle bag with room to spear. When I take a break from riding and find a nice place with a view this chair is perfect to relax in.
After reading the reviews, I decided to splurge on this chair, it is around $100.00, which is a lot for such a small chair. After reading the other reviews I thought it would work for me. I am 5'5&#34; and full figured, but from the reviews, and the specs it seemed as if it would work. The chair is really small much more suited for children or adults who are thin and in good shape.
It probably needs a different flatter shoe to work out in different terrain like sand. I'm 6'0&#34; and 280 and this chair feels perfectly fine and wide enough for me (with maybe an inch or two of room on my sides left. You are reclined a bit in the chair, so this probably won't work well for tending your stove or working on stuff.
If you're looking primarily for light weight and small size for storage or backpacking, this is it. Surprisingly comfortable for its compromises, this folds to a tiny package with its own strong storage bag, and you can hold the whole thing up with one finger.In our Airstream travel trailer, space and weight are at a premium, and we've been looking for chairs that are not too low while being small and lightweight. This one has exceeded our expectations. If you backpack and want chairs, it's a must.
I bought this because of the packing size and weight and because of my body's pack size and weight. Its rated for 320 lbs and as a 250 lb'er (after a light jog), I can attest to its durability. I use it for motorcycle camping and have spent a few long nights next to the campfire sitting in this little miracle. I would recommend to anybody! Except my cousin Steve because he's just too much of an ogre.
Think about what you are getting...less material and same support system as a little 2 man tent that sells for $30, yet this cost $100.
It is more comfortable to me when I prop my feet up between 6&#34; to 12&#34;.Overall I am very impressed with the quality of the materials and the size that it packs down to. I hope it will be as durable as it looks and feels.
Good portable chair for canoe camping. Too heavy (2 lbs.) for backpacking. Easy to assemble and disassemble. Most people comment that it looks like a kiddie chair but it will hold a full size adult.
Answer: yes