What do you call these and where do you come from?

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Plimsolls. (south-east)
But I have a feeling we called them pumps when I was little (midlands)

Plimsolls - like it says on the link!! (Kent)

Plimsoles, Surrey/ Middx

Sneakers - from NZ.

But now I am British and in the school system here (via DC) I call them plimsolls so people know what i am on about - London

(Me) plimsolls / SE
(DP) daps / S Wales

Daps. Ebbw valley, south Wales.

Here in Worcestershire everyone calls them pumps

These are clearly daps.
Wales.

Pumps North west

Plimsolls to me - London
Pumps to dh - W Midlands/Derby area.
Source of many a misunderstanding, bloody things.

Daps. Wales.

Plimsolls, or Plimies.

Yorkshire

Plimsolls. Ireland.

Pumps. We used to have pump bags to put them in at school in West Yorkshire!

Pumps. NE Derbyshire

I have no word for them. From Canada.

Dappers or sandshoes - NE.

Plimsoles - SE

PE shoes - London

Plimsolls - Suffolk

Plimsolls here in Cornwall. Only ever heard daps on mn

Daps here in SE Wales.

Plimsolls in Sussex

Sandshoes- Hull.

Loafers or sandshoes.

NSW, Australia

Daps. Originally West of England. I still have my dap bag from junior school, it's about 45 years old now.

I was in a school a while ago in Middle England and said something like "Change into your daps because your shoes are muddy." I might as well have spoken in another language for all the sense it seemed to make.

Pumps are what you blow up balloons or tyres with.

Pumps.
I said this months ago up thread though
North West.