sneakers

Like countless other boys in Massapequa, he had a crew cut and wore Keds sneakers and T-shirts with horizontal stripes.

He wore a long, greasy overcoat, a pair of baggy jeans, and rotting sneakers that looked like they'd been through a wood-chipper.

In her sneakers she skipped along noiselessly, unconscious of the fact that an outsider might regard her actions as “snooping.”

He had on a closely fitting black jersey, trousers held up by a belt, and rubber-soled tennis sneakers.

He knew the boys all could swim, and they were all lightly dressed, with canvas sneakers and no coat.

Tom cast aside his sweater, kicked his sneakers off, and plunged into the tide.