Instruction: Output yes if the supporting document can answer the given question. Otherwise, output no.

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Question: How long is the portion of the apron from the waist strap to the bottom?
Document: Great apron for the price! The waist strap could be a little bit tighter (I have it as small as it gets but it's still loose), otherwise it does its job well. Very durable!
The single loop around the neck means no adjustment for fit there... the waist strap can be adjusted, but the overall design of this apron leaves gaps in the underarm area. If used for welding, lots of area left susceptible to spark damage. Returned it and bought another brand which has a different (crossed) strap design across the back.
I am sort of a big guy but this apron still covers me up and keeps me protected. The material is a great quality leather and feels like it will last a long time!
why am i wearing my good pants to MIG weld, you ask?? my wife asks the same thing....cuz I am a guy and just don't care if I have burned holes in my jeans (or my legs). this leather apron solves all my problems. I only wish, for the money, I could get one that fit a 6'3&#34; person with really long legs...
The only reason I don't give this apron 5 stars is that the top edge, the neck, does not lie flat to the chest but bows out. This affects the look more than the function, but is pronounced enough that I have considered taking a tuck in it or slitting and re-sewing for a more tidy fit. Unlike some other reviewers, I found the waist and neck straps to be very securely fastened, and I like the clip fastener at the waist, a definite improvement over those that tie.
I looked for quite a while for a suitable apron for smithing that would not bleed color, had leather straps and pockets. This one perfectly fills the bill for me. It keeps my clothes clean and gives me somewhere to put small tools.Update-- After about a month one of the waist straps tore off. The straps are pretty thin. I repaired it with some webbing from the fabric shop. I still like the apron, but the straps need improvement.
Thanks to the more critical reviews, I bought this with the thought in mind that the straps would need attention sooner or later. I was nonplussed when the 'sooner' turned out to be RIGHT NOW. The straps are made of a single ply of the same leather as the apron, attached with box stitching. The one I received had the stitching pulling loose from one side at the neck strap RIGHT OUT OF THE PACKAGE, WITHOUT DONNING IT EVEN ONCE!
As long as you know what you're getting into, and as long as you don't mind tinkering with it a bit (I don't-- a trip to the leather crafts store, a few rivets and some scrap leather or webbing, and I figure I'll be in good shape) I feel this is an acceptable deal. Just be aware.
Neck strap needs to be adjustable.Leaves the top to bow out and not lay flat allowing a nice big hole for sparks to jump into. I wear a Hobart jacket with neck snapped shut to cover this.
I wanted to like this because it seemed to have just the right configuration of pockets and the price can't be beat, however, after only wearing it a few times (like six,) the neck strap has almost completely torn through where it meets the bib. Not the stitching, the actual leather.
Answer: yes