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: Will this reduce pain/pressure on my balls? Srry for being blunt but the PC verbage is throwing me off in reviews.
Document: I was able to ride this for 2 hours straight with minimal aching the first time taking it out, and could have kept going. I needed something to replace the hard plastic saddle that came on my 70's Stella and after reading the reviews on this, I was sold. There is great support and no noticeable pressure points, wearing only a pair of basketball shorts.
I've had one of these on my bike for years and it's great. I ordered this one for my boss to put on his bike and he likes it also. If you're not the type to wear bike shorts with padding built in then this saddle is a great choice. It has a nice amount of padding and the cut out spares my bits some pain and pressure.
The deep, long relief channel provides full relief for one's anus, perineum, and bulbospongiosus muscle, the latter being my biggest "pain" while using the stock saddle (and often the most overlooked relief area). As a relative measure, I wasn't able to fart (that should get a giggle or two) while seated in the stock saddle, but the ARS provides plenty of breathing room for the activity, which indicates there is no pressure to staunch the flow.
It's a solid seat but don't expect some magical pain free saddle just because of the positive reviews like I did. It's still a bike saddle and it still hurt the first few times of using it. I guess you have to break it in a little bit, now that I've used it a few times it's OK. I do wish it could be a little more comfortable.
This one had good reviews and was priced low enough that I felt it was worth a try. Wow, what a difference. This saddle is not as soft as I thought it would be, but it is way more comfortable. That nagging pain in my taint when I ride is now completely gone. I can ride comfortably without the need of those fancy padded shorts now, too.
I have been riding for about 6 months, about 60-80 miles a week. The seat that came with my road bike was highly rated, but it hurt. I hated it and never got use to the pain. I bought this seat for two reasons, the price and the reviews. 20 bucks speaks for it self. The reviews were right on The seat has been great. It does not add that much weight and the comfort is outstanding. You cannot go wrong with this seat.
I was a little apprehensive to order this saddle despite the other good reviews. On my new bike I was sore after a four mile ride. I actually started experiencing pain after about two miles. The soreness lasted five days. I would describe myself as average height and average weight. I'm just getting into cycling for exercise/commuting, and do not have cycling shorts. This saddle is roughly the same size as my stock saddle, maybe even slightly smaller.
I've purchased two of these seats. one for a hybrid bike, and another for a big mountain bike. The seat works great for both applications. The seat is soft, but not too soft. Also, it helps stop you from squishing your balls when in a &#34;racing&#34; position.
While I wish the gap was bigger still, the fact that it was there gave me a bit more breathing room down there. The gel seat was nice compared to the harder seat that was originally on the bike. I'm sure it's not the best model out there and not the lightest if you're looking for performance, but it did the job and my balls thank it for that.
My husband ordered this bicycle seat and recently had the chance to test it out. Of course I, the wife, is writing the review because I am the one who had to get his balls out of my purse to test out their claim of "anatomic relief and ventilation". When I asked him at the end of our bike ride, "Honey, how your balls? ", his reply was "not sweaty". That's good enough for me to give this gonad pad a two thumbs up.
Answer: no