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: Hi, what's the durability like on this boat? Is it made from thick plastic?
Document: fantastic for a lake and i highly recommend. im not sure an absolute beginner like myself would enjoy being on a river with any current but that's more about ability than the product itself. open water would likely be fine on a calm day. it was windy when we were out and the boat was affected by the wind somewhat, but not in a way that made it difficult to use. for the amazon prime rate of $113 shipped worth buying over and over again. On a note about the paddle grips and hand pump, i purchased 2 of these for my wife and i, guess who got to inflate and deflate both of them, so yes my hands are a bit beat up from this, if you, like i will have to inflate and deflate multiple times in one day, use gloves.
I purchased for myself for Christmas, but there was a slight slice in it so returned it without any problems. Yesterday I finally got the new one out of box & blew it up. Appears to be no slicing or any leaks, which is a big relief. The material maybe plastic but it's a thick plastic so should last me a long time. I am impressed with the quality & ease of set up & tear down, just unpack & blow up & go. Now if there was some warmth & open water I'd be kayaking.
Haven't used it yet but the back pack is awesome. It is well made and looks like it is just what we wanted for camping and traveling in our RV.
I really like my kayak, the only thing was i had to get a weight (5lbs) to put in storage area in the front. It was to light and made it a little harder to steer. Otherwise I enjoy it very much.
I love this little boat. I use it for recreation, just to paddle about. It is so easy to inflate and deflate. It folds into a backpack. Everyone that sees it wants to know where I got this. It sure beats wrestling with those heavy plastic boats! !
I've used this kayak several times now on a local lake. It works great, is extremely comfortable. I didn't have any trouble steering it. It inflates quickly with the included hand pump. I chose to get a plastic container that would hold everything including my life jacket, along with other things I need while boating. Now I just pick up my "Bucket of Fun" and head out. It stores easily in my shed. If you're looking for just a nice outing on a lake, this boat is fine.
No biggie as you just carry it by holding the inside. But don't think the paddle in the lock becomes a carry handle.The paddle is not terribly comfortable in the hands. The joining bits are handles and the ridged plastic seems to bother my hands, especially if they are wet. Sometimes I take a break and hold onto the aluminum tube part. Cycling gloves might be a good remedy for really long, intense paddling.How I've used it:On calm water lakes with light wind. Does surprisingly ok.On choppy, wavy water lake (almost ocean like)  It was Sea Fair weekend and there were power boats galore going by.
This is a great little boat. Yes, the tracking is a little rough, but not as bad as you would think. For 110 bucks, you get a well made kayak that you can take anywhere, that folds into a backpack, holds 400 pounds and has the built in safety of being a completely sealed sit on top, so that you won't ever sink it, and if you do fall off you just get back on. For $270, I have a rigid hulled rec boat that will sink if it fills with water and is cramped and uncomfortable.
But I saw something with the price of this kayak that made me write this. It seems that the ones who write the bad reviews are doing so just to get Amazon to lower the price of their products. Allow me to explain, this kayak just two days ago was 3 dollars more than it is today, it seems like Amazon lowered the price based on the bad reviews it was getting. Well I gave it 5 stars and I haven't even taken it out yet that's how much I trust this product. Who am I, I'm just someone who doesn't think that to get something cheaper you have to say something bad about it.
I bought this kayak as a second inflatable kayak, having the Sevylor 2-PersonInflatable Sit-On-Top Kayak already.While we haven't had a chance to take this out on the lake yet, we did test it out with the family in our neighbor's pool.To summarize, it is a well-built boat with some neat features. But it is unstable with larger people inside. I'm about 6'/310 and the boat felt like it could easily tip over, and my legs felt cramped in the foot positions.
Answer: yes