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: Will the new Elite Energy 35 fit in this case?
Document: I just received my new bow case, although I did not purchase it via Amazon, as they don't ship it to Australia! I am that wrapped with it that I just had to write a short review on it. It was delivered to my door as a XL package, and I can see why!
I got a new Bowtech RPM 360, and wanted to find a case that would provide superb protection in both basic transport but also with airlines. This case does it all! It is a bit heavy, but the construction cannot be questioned and I have no worries about bumping by case, dropping it, etc.
This case is everything that I need and more.The only reason I gave 4 instead of 5 is the first one shipped to me had a broken latch. Amazon shipped a new one within hours of me getting the first one. This sounds like a common problem, so check it out good when you get it. Other than that, excellent buy! !
After purchasing a Matthews Z7 Extreme, I found out that I needed a new case. After much internet browsing, I decided on this one. This case is very sturdy (and heavy). There is plenty of room on the inside for arrows and other accessories. A Qwikkie Quiver mount will screw right in and you can keep a loaded quiver completely secure and still have clearance for the bow.
Big, bulky, heavy... but indestructible! Bought this for my Mathews Z7 as most others don't fit with the way the Z7 limbs stick out so much. This case is huge and fits my bow, camera mount, arrows, and quiver (unattached but battened down).
i bought this case for my matthews z7 extreme and it fits perfect even with a 7inch stabilizer. it was not easy finding a case for this bow as u probably know if thats what u have but it works great and at a much better price than most cases advertised to fit. only negative wud be that it is a little heavy but small price to pay for a great case.
I have a large bow (A Hoyt) that does not fit in a lot of the cases that I see advertised and that would have required my local archery shop to make a special order. The prices they were asking were unreal. I found this case online and it is perfect for my bow, my arrows and all the other stuff that I wish to put in to carry. It is a locking case and very sturdy.
I have a Hoyt Carbon Matrix. It was very hard trying to find a bow case that would fit my bow's odd dimensions. Although a snug fit for my bow, (the column supports were very close to not letting my bow fit inside), it does fit and I am confident the case will save my bow from the harsh conditions the airport will undoubtedly throw its way.
It's a little heavy but really manages to keep your bow safe and dry. This case may stop your bow from getting all banged up but it is just too bulky to carry around. I would definitely buy this case again, although only for long term storage. I have more than 1 bow and since storage is an issue, I'm glad that I can fit a few of these babies under the bed :]
I have this case for my Mathews MR7 and could not be happier with it. While it is larger than some other cases, it has room for all of my accessories and my bow can be put in the case with the stabilizer still attached.Before owning this case I had theSKB Hunter Series Bow Casewhich I liked because of the fact that it was small, light, and it fit my bow perfectly. But after a month of light use the SKB developed a crack.
Answer: yes