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

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Gym shoes or sand shoes - from east Scotland.

Plimsolls - Sheffield, South Yorkshire when growing up...

Plimsolls, Dorset. Got a bit confused first time friend from S. Wales started going on about daps.

Pumps. From Leeds, West Yorkshire

Plimsolls, from Dorset but Mother was from Lancashire and always called them plimsolls

Closest would be canvas shoes. From the US.

Sand shoes. From NE England.

Sandshoes. Northumberland x

Gym shoes (east coast scotland) but also know gutties/black dabs as terms.

Daps - West Country.

They are for doing PE in when you are in primary school. Not worn by anyone else at any other time.

Another vote for gutties from Northern Ireland

I think plimsoll has a navy connection? More common in areas with a strong link to RN?

Daps. When my children started school here in Gloucestershire and they were on the uniform list, I had to phone the school secretary to ask what they were . They were plimsolls when I was a child in Essex.

Plimsolls, London.

Those are pumps.
These are plimsolls www.theschoolwearspecialists.co.uk/white-lace-up-plimsolls/p151
Totally different.
I am from Solihull, West Midlands.

used to call them sand shoes when I was a kid at junior school back in the 70's; now call them plimsoles

NE England

Pumps. Lancashire.

plimsolls - SE

Gym shoes - Edinburgh

but

when I was a kid further north, we called them Gymmies.

Plimsolls - London

gymmies - Aberdeen

Pumps. West Midlands

Ah, finally some people who have heard of daps! We had daps growing up near Bristol.
Mum had plimsolls in Birmingham.
DS has pumps in Yorkshire.

Norfolk - Plimsolls. I have a vague recollection of some people calling them 'bumpers' as well.