Nike Tennis Classic AC

Aaron Hope March 4th, 2013 (updated)

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Nike Tennis Classic Ac

Following up on February’s Gym Red reveal comes two more Nike Tennis Classic AC colorways that like the recent pack of Air Force 1 Lows, are infused with a bit of Blazer flavor. This trio of Tennis Classics opts for single colored suede uppers with white on the Swoosh, laces, lining and sole just like the original Nike Basketball model (especially as represented in recent VNTG series releases). Let us know how the reds compare to Dark Obsidian and black newcomers after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for updates on availability.

Nike Tennis Classic AC
Dark Obsidian/Summit White-White-Desert Sand
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Black/White-Desert Sand
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Gym Red/White-White-Desert Sand
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