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: anyone know where you get the rain fly that is pictured??
Document: I do a ton of backpacking. I got this tent as a cheep little tent and tried it out on a trip that had fair weather. It worked great. The only thing you will need to do is get some water proofing agent and put it on the tent or use a US Army Pancho as a rain fly. It worked so well I order on for my son. Great little tent!
I was warm and dry all night!I am not a large individual. I stand 5'4&#34; tall, and there is ample room in the tent for everything I could possibly need on a winter packing expedition. I didn't even use the side lines to widen the floors. (I did, however, add a camouflage tarp as a rain fly, and place another tarp as a ground cover.
I used this tent on a recent backpacking trip. Took up very little room in my backpack and was nice and light. Setup was a breeze. I sprayed it with a waterproofing silicone before my first trip. Glad I did because this tent kept me nice and dry during the rain. Fit one person and gear comfortably. Two people would fit without any gear. The zippers worked very well. I would suggest this product to anyone based on my recent experience using it.
center sags a bit and may collect water. No rainfly, would not use without one.This is a bug-out-bag tent that anyone can afford. You pay more for a family meal at McDonalds for christsake!get this tent and a rainfly to go over it and walla..your set!view it here:[...]
Texsport falls just short of a "gotta get it" tent!At 25 bucks anyone can afford this tent..and it's camo! !I so hate ORANGE and BLUE and YELLOW tents!! They should blend into nature!this one does it and there is room for to inside!PROS: Price, weight, room, ease of assembly.
It's not my primary tent nor do i want it to be. It is a decent cheap tent tent that will get you by and not stick out like a sore thumb so others will steal your stuff.Ok after some use I have figured out the weakness of it. It has a small opening with the center pole. I am bout 215lbs and 6ft. the window can not be controlled form inside so when the rain starts it is outside you go.
overall a nice tent. need to get heavy duty stakes and Better cord.im also going to add sum frame to it. i havnt had to use it during rain yet ( i live in the desert) But it is at least a little water resistant i Believe. the material on the Bottom is heavy duty, the rest is questionaBle. for 25$ its a good Buy i say.
It came fast in the mail. when i first opeaned it i thought it looked cheat but i set it up in my back yard and i was suprised how easy it was to set up. I went inside it and it was really roomy looks small on the outside but big in the inside. Also is pretty water reisistant like for a light rain but if u get a army surpluse poncho and cover it it will be good.
Imagine using a banana to shelter you from rain and picture how the rain would just soak the material and eventually drop unfettered through it. That is what it was like inside that tent.Pros: The tent has what seems to be a pretty good poly-bathtub design on the bottom. So although water may get in through the top... it definitely wont get out the bottom. While I cannot speak to how strong the poles were (They seemed to be ok) they are fairly lightweight.
I would not trust the thin poly taffeta sides in a heavy rain without some additional waterproofing, buy some camp dry or other silicone spray and give it a coating. Stakes the tent comes with are junk, toss em and get some quality ones. The cord that comes with the tent is just cheap poly cord, your going to want to upgrade that. Condensation is going to be a problem with this tent but that's just because its a single wall tent.
Answer: yes