English: They were the main shoes of Hutsuls until the 20th century and were one of the elements of Hutsul traditional costume. Made of one piece of sheep or cow leather. It was soaked in warm water to soften the skin to make it easier to work with, and also lubricated with sheep fat. After the skin dried, it was decorated with various patterns, and for women's fasts used handmade jewelry in the form of flowers. The posts were worn by both men and women. To this day there is a master, Taras Dzvinchuk s. Kosmach in the Kosiv region, who sews posts in his workshop to order from different parts of the world. Is stored in the museum "Hutsulshchyna" in the village Verkhovyna.