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: I'm new to tents so forgive me if this is an ignorant question, but what size air mattress can be used in this tent? Queen or King? Or less? Thanks!
Document: My family does a lot of camping in a trailer and the kids like to sleep in tents. We've been through a lot of tents over the years, and have chosen progressively smaller tents each time. This tent has everything that's important to me:  a strong tub floor, two-pole assembly that the kids can do themselves, low profile so it won't blow over as easily, good zippers, and fits a queen size air mattress that two people can share.
I would find it hard to fit 3 people in here, but I fit a double/queen size air mattress in with no problem. At 6'1 I felt like I could stretch out. For the price, it's a solid tent.
My boyfriend and I got this tent for a little weekend trip to Eugene OR. It was exactly what we needed. Very easy to set up, one person is able to set it up by themselves but it's a lot easier with an extra hand. Kept out the mist and rain, which was great cause it drizzled a little the first night. It can snuggly fit a queen size air mattress in it which makes it so much more cozier.
I've only used the tent once, but it was easy setup and take down. We used it for a weekend and it rained heavily one night and the tent did not leak at all! It is a bit small. Definitely fits only two adults comfortably and maybe a dog. We put a full size air mattress in it. Overall, it's a great buy for the price. If you will be camping frequently then I'd suggest something bigger but we will probably use this once a year.
Overall a smart purchase!update: was able to accommodate the twin size Coleman 4 in 1 air mattress under the rear window. Stretched out, toes touch the sides, but comfortable. There was plenty of gear storage room on door side of tent. actually a lot of room for 1 person. This is actually a quality tent, just need to figure out how to make it work for yourself. compared to other backpack tents this is a little heavier, but much stronger for the price.
This tent was a good buy. The tent was easy to set up and held up to the elements (rain). The tent was a little smaller than I expected but had nice room for 2. I wouldn't advise using a double queen air mattress, it fits but gets a little crowded. All in all, this tent did the job.
I used this tent on a camping trip a couple weeks ago and it was really easy to put together myself. The weather was cold, rainy, and snowy but I had a tarp underneath and used the rain fly and a tarp on top, which helped with contact moisture and insulation.The queen sized air bed and all of my gear fit in the tent.
We went camping with the new tent and our other larger one we had bought for much more money at a local store. The new Wenzel tent stayed dry when we had a downpour, but the new larger, more expensive one that had been used only once, dripped through all the zippers and was dry only in the center! Wish I had two of the Wenzel tents after that experience. I love this tent! Easy to assemble and break down and very sturdy.
I've used this tent at least 5 times since my first review, and It has no noticeable tearing or undue wear. I'm going to change my rating to 5 stars due to the price and that I have had more expensive tents that have torn or shown bad wear after just one time of use.
I'm an amateur camper and this tent works great. It set ups and tears down easily, and most importantly, can accommodate my 6'2 boyfriend (which was our biggest concern in purchasing a cheap tent). I wouldn't put three people in here. With tents, the rule seems to be 'subtract one person from the advertised capacity.' We've used it in a light rain without the rain hat (too lazy to put it on) and stayed dry.
Answer: yes