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Most mereell have the toe of the shoe pointing up,reebok mens running shoes premier road plus size 8.5, not touching the ground. This is called "taper" and is designed to make the runner run on their toes to run faster. The more aggressive a shoe is,reebok shoes on sale, the stronger the taper. Sprint mereell are generally the most aggressive, with the shoes becoming less aggressive as the distance of the race that they are intended for increases. Marathons,reebok zig tech shoes commercial, for example,replica reebok zigtech shoes, are run in racing flats,black packers shoes reebok, which have no taper.