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: I am a 5'11 , 190 lbs. What size should I get? M or L?
Document: Best coat I have ever owned. I wear a synthetic base layer top under this coat and can get too hot waking my dog even in the sub-zero temperatures and extreme windy conditions we have been experiencing in Minnesota much of this winter. Add a knit hat under the shell-type hood to keep your head warm. I am tall/thin, 6'1&#34;/160#, and the medium size is a great fit!
I was excited to purchase this jacket especially since this winter was brutal in Chicago. I expected the jacket to be much warmer. When I walk to my commute in the mornings I thought I would be warmer but I still need to add a sweater or hoodie to my wardrobe. I guess you really have to be active in this coat to be warm. I was also told in other reviews that the coat runs small to get a bigger size so I purchased a large I should have gotten the medium.
I live where we get 30 to 40 below zero temps, this jacket is warm! I do have very large shoulders and long arms, the fit was very good.
I figured with newer tech and 15 years of advancements Columbia could get a thinner jacket with some newer tech (Omni Heat) to do the job of my old coat. Nope.
I can get it over my helmet before zipping up the jacket, but then it feels very restrictive while doing turns down the slope. But I don't often find the need to cover my helmet, so I'm fine with this. No problem with the hood if you don't have a helmet on of course.
Similar to my Columbia Men's Ridge 2 Run II Pants. The jacket keeps me warm and I can move freely wearing it. I wear a sweatshirt and a longsleeve underneath and sometime get too hot. This jacket was worth the purchase.
Would recommend this product. I live in Southern California but used it for the first time on a Christmas vacation in Colorado.I went skiing and it kept me very warm--the omni heat feature really works. I expect to get many years of use out of the jacket.
The light insulation + the omni-heat keeps you surprisingly warm. A base layer, a light fleece, and this jacket saw me through 5-10 F weather on Whistler even through the wind. The zips on the jacket front and pockets are good quality and I don't have to worry about them breaking or getting stuck. The same goes for the helpful velcro tabs. And for $135, you get a decent deal something you will be happy with for years to come.
This jacket is very well designed and contrary to other reviews, I found the size as advertised. Works well in the cold, is soft where it touches skin and features like removable storm hood and media pocket with headphone cable tunnel are very well thought out.
I have no complaints about it, but if you're not a hefty person like myself that usually gets hot right away, then you might think it's a little too thin for very bad weather conditions. Besides that, it's a great fit and seems true to size for me, since an XL fit me like normal XL do being 5'11'' 240lbs.
Answer: no