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: Is this vest too big for male 5'4" tall?
Document: I have a 34" waist which is reasonably normal. It seems odd that the strap is to long for someone with my reasonably normal build.- One other minor concern: I'm 6'-1" and I was worried the vest would ride too low on my torso. As it turns out, the vest is not too short for me, but it would be for someone &lt; than 6' tall. Generally you want the weight above the waist otherwise it will impede your range of motion.
The vest fits mostly okay, a little but but not that big of an issue I'm 5' 9'' and weigh 165lbs. The problem comes with the bags of sand that are inside the pouches in the vest, These bags tear very easily and in the past 4 weeks I've torn over 10 of them. I would honestly suggest buying a more expensive vest for the better quality than having to worrry about this vest falling apart during any for of exercise.
I think this vest would be perfect if I were 6' 2" and weight 220lbs. But sadly I am not a heavy weight boxer. I'm just a short dude 5'8" who's looking to trim 15lbs of fat by upping my walking workout with this vest. I think it's an okay vest, pretty bulky, but what do you expect. The biggest flaw for me is that it's just too damn big. I adjusted all the straps to the smallest setting and it still doesn't fit.
I echo what another reviewer mentioned about this vest not being for short people. I am 5'7 and the vest comes down to the groin area. Right now I am using it for pull ups, pushups and standing at my desk while I study. It works well for these things, but I can't imagine jogging with it. Because it's so big almost all the weight rests on my shoulders as opposed to being evenly spread around. At 35 pounds my shoulders hurt a little but its not unbearable.
40lbs is a lot heavier than expected. Its distributed well and weighs down on your traps like a frameless backpack but that's no big deal. I use it for push ups (with bars and stairs), pull ups, and dips. I wear a tshirt underneath and its comfortable and cool enough. Stairs are good but running on a treadmill can bounce the vest a little and I don't feel like wearing a sweatshirt. My treadmill at max incline at 3 mph for 20 minutes puts a good burn on the calves.
I purchases for my family to use but it is to big for my 12 and 13 year olds
I purchased this vest the other day and received it today. It is now back in the box waiting for UPS to pick up to take back to Amazon.I stand 6'2&#34; tall with a long body and a 52&#34; chest. I weigh approx. 245 pounds and am 51 years old. I tend to lift a lot of weights so my chest is well developed. I tried adjusting the vest several times to fit my body but just could not get it to fit.
I am 6 feet tall and 245lbs. I had a really tough time getting this thing on and actually scratched the heck out of my arms on the velcro.After I finally got it on it felt really tight and limits arm movement significantly. Not the best purchase.
This item has performed to my highest expectations, the weight variation is the big plus. I never go on my 3 mile walk with out it. It came on time with free shipping. Many people that see it ask where I bought, I gladly tell them.
As long as this vest continues to hold up, I'm very happy. Really mixes things up.
Answer: yes