By Richard K. Noots

Kenton Lee noticed a problem a one of his cross-country trips. Some families can’t afford shoes for their kids. Now, while adults can usually have one pair that lasts anywhere up to a year, a child is constantly growing. So, some families can have difficulty keeping up monetarily with their kid’s need for bigger shoes. Kenton, has made an adjustable shoe meant to be owned for years at time, insuring kids in poorer countries may not always have to be shoeless. His idea is rapidly expanding, so look for these in the future!