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.

Input:
Question: how wide is the opening for the leg of the canopy?
Document: Not heavy enough to keep my canopy from flying around when windy. Used 2 per leg.
I use the leg weights on my canopy when I tailgate at football games. The weights hold the canopy legs in place when the wind is blowing. They work well with winds up to 25 mph, thus I rate this product at four stars.
These fit fine with the Coleman canopy that I bought for my backward. However, using 1 on each end is not enough to hold the canopy by itself if it is windy. Maybe if you put like 3 to 5 on each leg of the canopy. I should have figured this out when I bought it since it is only 5 lbs each. I ended up tying each leg of the canopy to corners in my backyard to make sure the canopy stays up.
These weights serve their purpose in light to moderate breeze, but at just 5 pounds per leg, one would need more than one set for a stonger wind.I'm glad I bought them.
Fit on my tent legs, provided weight and stability, unobtrusive.Needed:  More weight per disc (I used 2 on each tent leg to get 10 lbs per leg) and a carrying case.
So far so good our canopy has flown away.
These universal weights are a big help in keeping my canopy from blowing in the wind. I would recommend them to others.
We purchased these to go with our canopy. Very nice addition for windy days to keep your pop up in place.Good item for the price, durable material.
I wouldn't set up a canopy without a set of these. They won't keep it in place during a hurricane, but they are essential if you want to keep the canopy from moving in the slightest breeze.
the right size and weight.good for bringing to and fro the field.would suggest the canopy(ez shade) sidewall,then its home away from home!
Answer: no