Instruction: Given a question and its related document, determine if the question is answerable by analyzing the information in the document. Output yes if the document addresses the question, or no otherwise.

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Question: How long is the blade?
Document: Amazon, please put up a better picture of this knife. This is the knife I have strapped to my large rifle bag. Not too long, not too light. But I am partial to very thick bladed knives.
Nice thick sturdy blade and handles. Has good weight to it. Holds a good edge. A good pick for the price.
This knife came razor sharp out of the box, the sheath isn't as bad as I expected but could use some improvement. The blade is thick but it still slices good. I am not disappointed and will surely buy another product from Ontario Knives
This knife is amazing! It is little on the small side but is a strong beefy knife. It is great for small tasksvaroundvcamp and is a great companion for the every day hiker or hunter. One could fo some light batoning with it but your thickness of wood would need to at bestv3 inches. Great blade
If you're on the fence about buying this knife, let me help you decide... buy it. You won't be disappointed. It's a hefty and thick blade, looks to be good for lots of chopping - I'm impressed with it and not much more $$ than a Becker. Blade ships sharp but you should touch it up a bit to your liking. For a smaller knife, it's hefty, which I like. ***UPDATE***Did some more chopping the other day.
I decided not to review this knife until I have owned it for a couple of months and actually had a chance to use it. This is one of the best knives that I own. It is solid and sharp. I practiced using it to split a limb and while the blade is a bit short it works well in the smaller diameter pieces, which all I am concerned with. It may come with the best sheath on the market.
It doesn't need double snap-on straps at the handle. It makes for cumbersome (and clumsy) knife release from any position as the straps get in the way when you pull the knife out. The plastic buckle in the front compartment is too big (in my opinion). It's only saving grace is the front compartment.DO NOT STORE YOUR KNIFE IN THIS SHEATH. It could dull the blade within the plastic insert of the sheath.
In short, the blade is just too thick and chunky for its length. I knew when I bought it that it was a .25 inch thick blade. But when I got it in hand and started to use it I realized that .25 is thicker than it needed to be. Plus that thickness makes the knife heavier than I would like it to be. It does come pretty sharp and it takes a nice edge. It also holds that edge fairly well.
Oddly, I still really like this knife because you can really beat on it and you won't have to worry about breaking this blade. I think this knife would be a much better knife if it were .18 inch thick rather than .25 inch. The Ontario RAT 3 or Esee 3 would be a better choice, however both of those knives cost more than this one.On to the sheath. This knife came with a great sheath BUT it is too big for this knife.
The sheath that comes with this knife is rugged and has a perfect size outer pouch for a sharpening stone or fire starter.The only negative comment might be on the size of the handle. I have large hands and at first I felt that the handle wasn't large enough. But in use, that turns out to not be a problem.
Answer: yes