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 heavy is this?I am planning on a backpacking trip with this.
Document: I go backpacking a lot and this sleeping bag is lightweight and compressed. Easy to carry or strap o the outside of the backpack. plus its warm.
Bag was as described, nice size for backpacking, good for price, took high adventure hiking and this bag fit the use.
These things bundle up in to such a small package that is awesome. I used them on a trip and they go great in the suitcase
zipper broke off this the first time I used it. Was very disappointed in the lack of quality...had to use this as a blanket the rest of my 10 day camping trip.
Recent hiking trip dipped into 20'...needed fleece liner to make it. Not as compact as I would prefer but was able to squeeze into backpack.
This is a comfortable sleeping bag. I expected it to be a little &#34;taller&#34;, but it was very comfortable and worked well for what I needed. I am not an avid camper, so bought this for an overnight trip. I slept very well and it was easy to get out of and into the carrying case.
This makes rolling up the bag a PITA. You have to keep constant pressure while trying to put the sleeping bag back into the compression bag.3. The shell is slick. Just wanted to say that again.Should you get this? yes. I got two. One for me and one for my son for a BSA hiking trip. It worked nicely. My main problem was waiting for the night to get cool enough for me to get inside it.
I used this on a motorcycle trip to the Great Smoky Mountains in which we were camping out every night. The first night, before we arrived in the mountains, was probably around 80 degrees or so, and this was fine; I just left it unzipped. The last night was getting pretty chilly, somewhere in the high 40s, and it was still plenty warm. Great purchase. Glad I bought it. Rolls up to be pretty small as well.
I needed a sleeping bag that would compress down enough to go in the bottom of my pack for a hiking trip. This one fit the bill perfectly.Pros:1. Keeps me warm on Florida winter nights.2. Compresses really nicely3. Lightweight4. Fits into my Pack.5. Fits adult camper nicely.Cons:1. The shell is slick. This in not much of a big deal unless you have to sleep on top of the bag. You will slide off.2. The shell is slick.
- little drops of water on it here 'n there), but no more than that.... meaning, it's not going to be waterproof.The zipper seems ok, as long as you use proper care when zipping and unzipping your bag, being cautious not to snag the fabric. There are two seperate sets of zipper points....one that runs the full side length of the bag, and another that runs along the bottom. It is not one continuous zipper line that traditional rectangle-style bags tend to use.It's fairly light in weight at around 3 pounds at most, just right for lightweight backpacking use.
Answer: yes