Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: How much does it weigh?
Document: The tent will get VERY warm. The only problem is that Dolly Sods is also very damp.After buying this tent, I immediately put it up in the yard. We had rain forecasted and I wanted to see how it would fare. I left the instructions in the vestibule, just to see how damp the paper would get.It rained, steadily, for about two hours. When I checked on the tent, the instructions were slightly damp. Granted, these were not in the tent itself, the inside of the tent felt damp to the touch as well.
Some people care. I'm not one of those pansies. The tent is incredibly light for the size, and I carry a few yards of duct tape.Overall, I'm satisfied with this tent. It keeps in the heat for my trips into the mountains, keeps out most of the moisture, and blends in with the environment. As far as space goes, this tent is a luxury for two people. If you actually spend time in your tent, it beats the hell out of one you can't sit up in.
Pros: lightweight; plenty of room for 2; price ($99.97)Cons: end entryThis is a great, lightweight backpacking tent. I love the fact that it is only 5 lbs and still has plenty of room for 2 people. The vestibule is somewhat small, but still large enough for  my pack. The only real drawback is the end entry. I do not have great flexibility and find it difficult to exit the tent. When there is heavy dew on the fly, I tend to get a wet shirt out of the process of exiting.Overall, this is a great tent that I would highly recommend for the beginning or intermediate backpacker or someone looking for a lightweight weekend tent.
I will be covering the rainfly of this tent with silicone before I take it backpacking. EDIT: taking the tent down, all of the dampness had escaped before morning. One point of the actual tent, in the rear, under the rainfly, had standing water and soaked through the tent (less than a square inch, maybe a droplet). IT WAS MY FAULT FOR NOT PUTTING UP GUYLINES, so use your damn guylines.The vestibule, while big enough to accommodate my 4000 ci pack, was not large enough to cook under.
I use an MSR Pocket Rocket, and the fuel canister plus kettle would be too close to the fly for my liking. In a pinch, I'm sure it would work, but I would prefer not to test the heat tolerances.The size of the tent is phenomenal. I used to camp with a coleman sundome 3, which was just too heavy. This tent is almost as big, perfect for two people and some gear. Two fully grown men can sleep very comfortably in this tent.This tent has fiberglass poles.
I am a novice/intermediate backpacker, and this review is for those of the same stature.Pros:Cost (I bought mine at $99.99)Color (I wanted a tent that would blend in)Weight (5 lbs AFTER replacing the tent stakes with aluminum ones)Size (my wife and I are very comfortable in it)Cons:Damp (see review)I am an intermediate backpacker, and I camp at a place called Dolly Sods. Dolly Sods gets very cold at night, and this tent is perfect for that.
Answer: no