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: how much of the weight of the kayak is supported? does it support more weight than a skupper cart (which is not enough)? kayak still too heavy to pull comfortably the distance with skupper cart (I am female)
Document: I put my big tuna on (104lbs and supplies) and it pulled super easy down a rough road with dips and small eddies to finally pull through thick creek rock. Couldn't say how much it helped enough.
The Malone cart is well designed, sturdy, and very easy to load and use (even solo). With the cart centered between bow and stern, the kayak's weight is perfectly balanced so that rolling it along is effortless-- I can literally pull the kayak with one finger!! At the launch site the cart stowed away in seconds: pull pins on the axel allowed me to stow its wheels in the drywell and the metal cart frame folded down and I bungeed it to the bow.
I recently moved to a house near a lake, (walking distance) and was looking for an easy way to transport my kayak. This cart is just what I needed! I have a two-person ocean kayak, that weighs around 50 pounds or so. This cart has a kick stand to allow easy loading by yourself. I simply slide the kayak on, balance it so the majority of the kayak weight is on the cart, then strap it, and we're off!
There is also a very strong smell that comes with it. My house still has the smell a few weeks later, so if you are sensitive, put it outside for a while to air out.My only reason for a 4 star review is the size. I was hoping it would fit inside the hatch of my kayak. It is very wide and while the wheels come off it does not make it small enough to fit inside my large rear hatch.
Works much better than I anticipated. Sturdy and light. Wheels pull off and it fits  behind the seat when afloat. I will purchase a second for my guest kayak.
I put one strap around the front of the cockpit and another around the back, which seems to help keep the kayak from turning on the rack.Also, I found that for longer distances, to prevent your arm getting exhausted, fastening a strap to the front handle of your kayak and wrapping it around your waist helped a lot. You'll sometimes still have to hold the kayak with one hand to steady it, but pulling the weight of it with your body rather than your arm is key.
This will easily move any of my kayaks and will move my 110 lb canoe...not great...but it will do it. Soft sand...not so much but it will still do it!
This was a holiday gift for an avid kayaker. She loves it. The kick stand is just right to balance a heavy kayak loaded down with scuba gear. Tires roll over sand and medium size rocks on the Oregon coast, where she spear fishes and abalone dives. Crazy, I know. Highly recommend this great little cart. It was a hit at Christmas!
This cart works ok but needs better strapping. I rigged up bungy cords rather than the strap that came with as you just couldn't get the strap tight enough to keep the kayak steady on bumpy ground.
I live across a highway from a beautiful lake. While my kayak is not heavy, it is bulky and difficult to get across the road safely. Now, I load it up on the cart and quickly get it across the busy road safely. It not only carries my kayak across the road but through some pretty rough terrain on the way. The only suggestion I wold have for the company is make a wider strap that is easier to buckle.
Answer: yes