What is another word for sabots?
Pronunciation: [sˈabɒts] (IPA) 
Sabots are traditionally wooden shoes worn in European countries like France and the Netherlands. The word "sabot" is derived from French and is used to describe clogs or footwear that is comprised of a single piece of material attached to the sole or heel. As a result, some synonyms for sabots include clogs, wooden shoes, klompen, pattens, and mules. These shoes were worn by farmers and peasants to protect their feet from mud and dirt while working, and were also popular among the working class in the industrial age. Today, sabots are often worn for fashion or as a nostalgic nod to the past.
