US Experts Design Adjustable High Heels Inspired By Transformers

High heels with adjustable heels and heels are good looking, but they can squeeze their feet and walk unsteadily. For any woman who wants to catch a bus to work, this kind of shoe is a health hazard.

However, with the advent of the world's first batch of deformed high-heeled shoes, those women who are beautiful may seem to enjoy the benefits of beauty and comfort at the same time.

A US researcher has designed a pair of heels with a heel of 3.45 inches. Unlike ordinary high-heeled shoes, it can be turned into a 1 inch flat sole in just 3 seconds.

There is an iron bar that can pull out in the heel of such shoes. Even under the condition that shoes are not taken off, the iron bar can be hidden in the concave hole below the bow of the shoe.

The locking principle applied to this shoe can ensure that the iron bar on the shoe can be safely deformed, which prevents the female body from swaying when the heel is at its highest.

Dr. David Handel, the inventor of this high-heeled shoes, had the idea of designing high heels for the first time when he took a taxi in New York Fifth Avenue 20 years ago.

The radiological expert said she was very impressed by so many women working in sports shoes and then changing to the sharp pointed heels in their handbags as soon as they arrived at the office.

At that time, the mind of Dr. Handel's little son was fascinated by Transformers toys. The toy cars and trucks could become robots. Handel was inspired to decide to apply the same principle to design perfect shoes for career women.