Nike’s Phat-Sized Tennis Sneaker Does It Big

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Phat Tennis Centre Ain't Your Normal Court SneakerGo big or go home? Nike's Tennis Centre sneaker took the former route.The Tennis Centre is a phat-sized, court-inspired sneaker, complete with semi-stacked soles and a chunky upper.Court and court-like models are usually flat and slim. The Centre nails the classic low-cut minimalist aesthetic with textured leather uppers and quiet embroidered logos. It just does everything else in a big way. Literally.The overall chunkier size gives a bit more of a street edge. The Tennis Centre honestly has that same casual, skate-worthy charm as the brand's Air Jordan 4 RM and Jordan Ultra sneakers. It's certainly just as beefy as Jordan's lifestyle models.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Nike's Tennis Centre sneaker also comes in a few stylish options, including leather "Olive Aura" and a suede "Hydrogen Blue." There's even an all-white pair with ruffled shoelaces (cute). As we speak, the sneakers are now up for grabs on Nike's website for $115.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.Between the chunky Tennis Centre and the luxe Tennis Classic, Nike's tennis season lineup is looking quite good.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Sleek AF Basketball Sneaker Has No Business Looking This ClassyNike's Techy Dad Runner Looks More Like A Mom Sneaker In Pretty FloralsThis Week's Best Nike Sneaker ReleasesThis Weirdly Great Nike Is the Greatest CDG Sneaker That Never WasDid Nike Just Set This Air Force 1 On Fire?What To Read NextNike’s Phat-Sized Tennis Sneaker Does It BigVans’ Chanel-Inspired Sneaker Sets Out to SailNike’s Sleek AF Basketball Sneaker Has No Business Looking This Classyadidas' Reflective Megaride AG Sneaker Is the Good Kind of GloomModel’s Own: Greg Jackson Is Strict About His Personal Uniform