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.

Input:
Question: What does the package include? Arrows? Quiver? Anything else?
Document: My son is 3, almost 4 years old and can use this bow. Arrived very fast and in perfect condition. Arrows are good quality as well as the bow, light and an awesome bow over all. Highly recommended! !
Great Starter from age 4 up, Took it to a Archer Tech and had pull length set and weight for my 6 year old, my 4 Year old Girl could pull it back once it was set also. We have shot it a few times, works great. It doesn't come with a loop so we had that added, it also doesn't have a rear site. The arrows are good but the nocks are to wide and the arrow falls off. We just bought other nocks for 5.00.
was at a camp and saw this bow. it was incredibly light and had a very short axle to axle. highly recommended
Very happy with the build quality and the features. My 9 year old son has no problems pulling it back when the weight is set correctly.
Plus this bow will last for a long time with the wide range of adjustment.A word of advice, get a cheap slider style sight. As you adjust draw length and weight, you will have to continuously adjust the sight. Plus it gives your kids only one pin to concentrate on.
Ive been shooting high end compound bows for over a decade and this was the first youth (starter) bow that Ive ever considered purchasing. Ive seen some youth bows and they look and perform more like toys, but not this bow. This thing is obviously a scaled down version of a high end/top of the line compound bow. Very impressed with the draw and back wall/let off. The adjustments of this bow makes it a great starter bow that your kid wont outgrow over night.
I bought this bow last year for my son when he was 5. If you want to get your kids into archery, this is the bow to start with! You can mess around with small recurves and cheap $20 compound kits from walmart, but then your kid will just end up hating it. A recurve is hard enough for an adult to learn how to shoot. Why should your kids have a harder time than you shooting a bow?
I bought this bow for my grandson for its adjustable.. it is a great starter bow as it can be adjusted out for draw lenght and weight from12&#34;-24 and as low as 6# to 29#
Contacted BowTech, the Diamond bow manufacturer, to clarify the warranty policy, and I was told flat out that the warranty was invalid if purchased from Amazon.com (regardless whether the seller is Amazon itself or a 3rd-party seller).I can't comment on the bow itself, but BowTech's warranty policy is not customer friendly so I am deducting a few stars.
Bow is very toy like in appearance. Not really what I was expecting. Sights and overdraw are cheap. If I had it to do again I would have chosen Bear Apprentice II.
Answer: no