Udrats

Udrats are a type of traditional footwear originating from the Ural region of Russia. They are typically made from leather and feature a simple, open design with a low heel and a flat sole. Udrats are often worn with traditional Russian clothing, such as kaftans and shapkas, and are known for their practicality and comfort. The name "udrats" is derived from the Russian word "udrat," which means "to be in a hurry" or "to rush," reflecting the practical nature of the footwear. Udrats are also popular among hikers and outdoor enthusiasts due to their durability and ease of use in various terrains. The design of udrats has remained largely unchanged over the centuries, making them a staple in Russian folk culture. Today, udrats can be found in various styles and materials, but the classic leather udrats remain a symbol of traditional Russian footwear.