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Video: Reebok fits U.S. tallest man size 26 shoes that cost $20K

Canton - Reebok is fitting the tallest man in the United States of America with custom-made shoes. Igor Vovkovinskiy hopes he would be able to live a more normal life with his new custom-made Reebok shoes.

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