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: Heelo, I wanna know if this is a 3 seasons tent.. Thanks
Document: However, it is definitely a cheap tent, and I don't expect it will last more than a couple of seasons.
I'd have hated to have the three people in there it claims to hold but experienced campers probably already know that the numbers are a bit exagerated. All in all, not bad for the price - though it did not come with the "footprint" that was claimed and I had to use a tarp.
While some may view this as a con, I like it. It allows for a great cross breeze.This tent is made with quality stitching. Also, the ropes that help hold the rainfly on are fantastic. I'll be honest, I was skeptical the first time I put my tent up, but after all the use I have had with my tent, I know these ropes are very reliable, plus there are so many of them!! (Just be careful not to trip! !Another feature I appreciate about this tent is the vestibule.
This is a decent tent, especially for the price. First things first - this is NOT a backpacking tent, despite what the product review says. It's pretty good sized, you could pack it out to a campsite on your backpack (I did on an old Camp Trails external frame, but I don't know how you would be able to in an internal frame pack). This things weighs around 12 pounds.That all being said, it worked great for me, my daughter and my 50+lb dog with more than enough room to spare.
It would have been a tight fit for two more guys without our gear, but could have bene done, I suppose. The vestibule is great. I was able to enter the vestibule while crouching and sit in the tent with my feet outside (in the vestibule) so I could take off my shoes outside the tent. The floor material seemed durable, but I don't know how durable the rest of the tent is compared to others. The last time I went camping, it was in an old canvas tent. That said, it was really easy to set up.
Lots of tension in the poles and for the rain fly. Good for windy weather, but watch your seams for wear.- Tons of guy lines, no chance of a runaway tent if you upgrade the stakes.- A vestibule for under $100 was unheard of when I purchased the tent. Exceedingly valuable for nasty wet gear.- Washtub floor is a necessity for a tent with all this mesh, but it (mostly) works as well as advertised.- I love orange. A bright color more easily lets others know you're occupying an area, and the full fly keeps nosy neighbors from peeking in on your stuff.CONS:- The tent I purchased did not have taped seams as advertised on newer models.
Used this tent for my son and I and it was great. It's great for 2 people but would be kind of crowded for 3.
I just bought this tent and was surprised how big it was inside for a 3 man tent. This is well built and very easy to put up. This is the best tent I have ever owned.
Good price for this Coleman tent. Fits 3 persons easily. Great for 2. Decent size vestibule. I use it for my dogs so they don't bother us in the tent. Easy to set up, easy to fold. Resist wind pretty well. Havent had rain on it yet.
Well I just went camping about a week ago, and we took this tent. It worked out great. It rained cats, and dogs, one night and we stayed dry all night. Great ventilation, and kept out the bugs, as well. We slept 3 guys, in it, and that was about perfect. Our bags were safe in the vestibule. Nothing bad to say about this little tent.
Answer: yes