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: do 2 come in the pack
Document: Great product, bought 2 pair. works great for 12 yr old daughter. Fit is good and durability is good so far.
this is the best I can find for protecting my knees while playing volleyball games. It is 1 inch longer than vs-1 and with 2 small pads protecting each side of your knee.
im a mizuno collector, and i have this one in white and i've been using it for 2 years, yes, 2 years! that's why i know this is a really good product and it perfectly matches my new mizuno's.
I bought 2 pair of the Mizuno T10 volleyball kneepads. They are great. Offer great support and hold up much better than the kind you get at Walmart/Kmart. I would definitely buy them again.
This kneepad feels small on me (a 6'1&#34; male). It is well constructed and appears sturdy, but because of sizing it does not feel very comfortable. 2/5 would not buy again.Before you say that the current, more appropriate phrase is &#34;one size fits most&#34;, note that the description actually uses the &#34;fits all&#34; version.
They do break in after 2-3 days (loosen/stretch out) but are very tight.I think the size is geared towards young adults or thin men/women. Average size to big adults I would recommend something else. My size large Trace pads were better.If you want these to be work pads or plan on wearing for extended hours they are poor and tight! If you are young and/or thin and only will wear for 0.5-2 hours at time they would probably be fine.
I used to have the classic &#34;bubble&#34; kneepads with thick foam on the front. I've had many fewer bruises once I started wearing these- the padding on the sides and the length of the kneepad has great coverage and it doesn't slip or bunch. The foam is clearly excellent because I still dive and go to my knees a lot and don't end up bruised. I washed these once every ~2 weeks and let them air dry; they've done great for the past year and are holding up well.
I am 5' tall and weigh 105 lbs and I usually can't buy "One Size Fits All" products. But after reading others' reviews on how these knee pads are not for big people, I decided to give them a try. Tried them out at a 2-hour recreational volleyball session last night and just had to write a review. These knee pads are really comfortable and cushiony, and stayed on the entire time.So, if you are petite or have thin legs, go for it. Can't beat the Amazon price!
I am a small framed male. (5'6'') I saw the reviews saying it was too small, but I am in decent shape with a small frame so I thought it would actually be perfect.No. These really are made for young girls. I put them on and it feels like it's just cutting circulation to my feet.Also the padding is not as thick as expected. Again, I suspect it might be good enough for a young girl who 1. doesn't need to fall far, and 2. Doesn't have much mass to slow down, but I was expecting some more.
I bought these kneepads twice: in September 2011 and in September 2013 (only because I lost one of those bought in 2011). While I still like them a lot, I must say that their size seems to have changed, the became tighter.The pair I bought in 2011 fit great from the beginning, no tightness at all. I've used the new ones for almost half a year by now (2-5 times a week) and I still pull them down between games, not only to let my knees cool down but also because of their tightness.
Answer: no