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Fig. 17.— a toe-weight shoe to increase the length of stride of fore feet. The nails are placed too 

 far back, and the shoe has no characteristic form, but the weight is properly placed. 



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Fig. 18.— Most common form of punched heel-weight shoe to induce high action in fore feet. The 

 profile of the shoe shows a " roll " at the toe and "swelkd " heels. The weight is well placed, but 

 "rolling" the tec and rnising the hrcls Imrcr action. The shoe would be much more effective if 

 of uniform thickness and with no roll at the toe. 



