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The adidas Tennis HU sneaker is the result of a collaboration between our beloved brand with the three stripes and global star & genius Pharrell Williams. The result is a sneaker that combines typical elements of tennis with the musician's style and ideas.

This first signature shoe comes, how could it be otherwise, with adidas' mega upper, the Primeknit, which now has countless fans all over the world. The Primeknit hugs the foot perfectly and is simply super comfortable and breathable.

The new silhouette was first presented on 06.05.2017 in two different colourways. As expected, both styles were a mega success and accordingly sold out at all retailers in no time. This feather-light sneaker simply hit the spot and was one of the most popular sneaker styles for summer 2017.

It is therefore not surprising that adidas followed up with the Tennis HU pretty quickly and sent a few more colours into the shops.

In July 2017, we already had the next four colourways of Williams' signature shoe waiting in the wings, but this time anything but "inconspicuous". One style was more colourful and exciting than the other. It is clear that these models were also very popular and made many sneaker hearts beat faster.

The Tennis HU has a few special features that make the shoe a unique highlight. Here we have summarised the most important details for you:

Primeknit Upper: The trendy and probably most popular upper material that adidas has ever put on a shoe is also used in the Tennis HU. The material offers mega comfort and makes the shoe ultra-lightweight.

The iconic three stripes: These have been kept very minimalistic on the Tennis HU model and are barely noticeable in pictures. But they are actually there and in perforated form.

Marble-look sole: Probably the most striking element of the Tennis HU sneakers is the marbled sole, some prefer the term "honeycomb look". Either way, it definitely makes the shoe unique.

Equality Logo: The "adidas by Pharrell Williams" Equality logo is located in the heel area and is printed on all previous releases.

The tennis-inspired sneaker got off to a flying start six years ago, but in the years that followed it became quieter. adidas focused more and more on other trendy sneakers and collaborations with well-known designers and rappers. Currently, the Bad Bunny sneakers are at the top of the charts. But that doesn't have to mean that Pharrell's signature sneakers will disappear from the scene forever. After all, the German sportswear manufacturer is known for reviving its sneakers from the archives. So we will definitely keep an eye on this line to let you know when a new colourway is announced.