Woman creates collapsible high heeled shoes

Walking in high heels just became a lot more comfortable for women. A Philadelphia woman has created the high heel shoe with an adjustable heel.

Women routinely trade in Stilettos for sneakers, choosing comfort over style. Now that type of comfort is a click away.

“You simply would just pull down on the lower half of the heel, you push straight under and then push straight back,” said Lauren Handel, inventor of the Camileon Heels. "People have been trying to do this for a very long time, but it's such a difficult thing to do."



The Camileon heels allows you to go from a three and a quarter inch heel to a one and a half inch heel in seconds.

The shoes start at $260 and go up to $305.

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