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 thick is the foam padding?
Document: it's not as thick as i would have liked for it to be. It needs to have more foam. don'[t think this will last that long before i have to buy some more plush.
This made my bike experience so much more comfortable. Great quality and nice foam insert, really thick. Love this item. I recommended it to a friend also. Love the draw string too.
I purchased this item to cover a worn out, duck-taped seat for my stationary exercise bike. The padding is nice and thick; seat was easy to install. The ties are a bit long but I just tucked them into the bottom of the seat. For under $10, you can't go wrong with this seat.
I recently got theSchwinn IC2 Indoor Cycling Exercise Bike, and the seat is unbelievably uncomfortable. It has a racing bike design - I don't race bikes; I just wanted some simple exercise. I immediately began looking for a seat cover, figuring that would be more cost effective than a new seat. This cover popped up on the search, it was less than $10, and I ordered it. It is a great cover for the price, and it shipped Prime. The foam cushion inside is thick and the "sheepskin" cover is soft.
It doesn't help much. All it is is a piece of imitation sheep fabric that pulls together with drawstring. The padding inside is a inch or so of cheap foam. Most of the time you get what you pay for.
You will need to add more padding to make that thing comfortable. The foam padding is not sufficient, it's weak. It is very soft, not the sturdy kind needed for extended bike riding. I added some neoprene layers to make it comfortable (added about 8 layers). I have to say, I wanted to return it, but after checking the cost for the return, I decided to make it work, and I did. I would give it 0 (zero) stars, but that does not exist.
The only thing I did not like was that the padding was too soft (I read this in other reviews) but I had a plan. I have an old yoga mat and I traced the foam on the mat and cut out the shape twice and now have the best seat for my bony backside. The other thing I did was dye the white imitation sheepskin black (Knowing that It would turn out gray) and now it perfectly matches the color of my bike. If you have any old 1/8 to 1/4 inch (or thicker) padding - like a shower mat, it will serve the same purpose.
I only wish this cover had fit my exercise bike. I bought an Exerpeutic Folding Upright Bike which has a huge seat - 16&#34; across by 11&#34;, and this cover is not big enough period. The cover looks well made with an inch and a half foam insert, and offers another 1/4 &#34; of &#34;sheepskin&#34; padding. The real reason I write this review is to remind us know-it-all-researched-it-all's to check dimensions of your seat to make sure it will work with this cover - there is no elastic involved here - and not go with the 'Works with most stationary exercise bikes'.
This isn't too bad - it looks so thick, you wouldn't think you would feel the seat through it so quickly - but it's still a good bargain.
thick pad, draw string kind of flimsy but working out so far would have preferred elastic around the base of pad
Answer: yes