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 this fit a single person 5'8" 150 lbs? if not do you have a suggestion?
Document: We're going to use the word "Large" to account for a wide-range of body-types, including you fatties. Getting in to the tent requires maneuvering in between the middle pole, so the opening you see in the picture is technically half that size. It's not easy for big guys. However, the space inside is great! ...for one person. If you think you can comfortably fit two full-grown people in here, you're mistaken.
I bought this tent for backpacking purposes. Easy assembly and plenty of room for one person and gear.It might be a tight fit for two adults.I used a tarp over the tent for extra protection from the morning dew,so I am not sure if it would stay dry without. It never rained, so I can not comment on that either. I had no issues with this tent and I was very happy with my purchase.
I also traded out the steel stakes for some lighter weight aluminum stakes I have for my 2 person tent. This tent worked great with the trekking pole and seemed very well built. It worked great, had plenty of extra room for my pack. I had forgotten that these tents don't really fit a 6-foot adult sitting up, but that was alright, there was plenty of room otherwise. Condensation did build overnight, but these tents do that unless you keep the rear window and front flaps open.
1500 pu is the minimum of what you'd want on a decent double wall tent with a rain fly, and single wall barrier tents (as this is) usually go from 2000-3000 pu. So unless you only plan to use this tent for car camping when you've checked the weather in advance and don't expect more than a misty drizzle, then you NEED more waterproofing.
The floor was water tight, and I had no problem with the zippers, perhaps because I treated them gently due to a previous review that complained about them. My gear and I remained dry inside during the storm. The insect screen worked for most mosquitos, except for a few small ones. Small flies could get in. This is a good tent for a single backpacker on a budget.
And furthermore, the poles go in front of the entrance to the tent so you have to slide into the tent on your stomach or back, or turn your body to the side and slide in. I am a 5'3&#34; woman of 130 lbs and almost 'brought down the house' each time I entered and exited. This tent is not even suitable for your child to camp overnight in your yard.
Judging from of my limited use of this tent, it is excellent for the price. I do have a few complaints against it:  You could probably fit two adults who are in good shape inside it, but if you do this, don't expect to fit any gear you have with you. This isn't really an issue for me, though, because I bought it to use by myself.
Perfect for 1 person! 2 is kinda close, but I like it, its great if your not to picky! I can't wait to try it out, it is a litte hot however, I recommend it during the winter!
I bought this tent because of it's lightweight and small enough to fit in my back pack - it measures out to 17 & 1/2"  long X 5" wide X 5" depth when broken down and in the bag - this was the main selling point for me because similarly sized tents at this weight and size can be very expensive.
I bought this tent to use on a low budget cross country trip. This is a great tent to start out with if you're trying to build a nice little camping set. Oh, and if you're single. And skinnyish.This thing weighs next to nothing. If you could attach the case to your armpit hair, you could walk around all day without feeling any pain. Whatever isn't vinyl is aluminum, so it's very light. Which brings up it's first problem: tent stakes.
Answer: yes