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Reebok Club C Revenge: the same tennis shoe, drawn tighter

First, be clear about what you’re seeing here: virtually everything on this page is called in full Club C Revenge. So it’s not a separate model but the modern, slimmed-down version of the Club C 85, the tennis classic on which Reebok builds its entire court range. If you’re looking for the historical version with the thicker sole and the boxed script logo, you’re better off on that page.

What the Revenge does differently is visible in the lines. The sole is flatter and thinner, so the silhouette sits lower to the ground, and the vector runs like a clean arrow from the sole edge up over the flank. On the mid-panel there’s an elongated plaque with the brand name attached, and Reebok is pressed in full into the rubber of the midsole. The perforations are in neat rows on the heel panel instead of all around.

A few variants also appear under this name, which the title neatly names. Club C Double stacks two sole layers for a platform effect, Mid pulls the collar over the ankle, and Legacy is the version that reverts to the older construction. Collaborations show up here more often than average, from cartoon characters to fashion houses; the underlying construction remains the same court in all cases.

Within the court section on this site the division of roles is clear. The Club C 85 is the classic with the history, the Royal line is the broader family variant, and the Revenge sits in between: the familiar silhouette, but more cleanly drawn for those who prefer not to go vintage.

On this page you can see which versions of the Reebok Club C Revenge are hottest right now according to the Hypescore, from which price they can be found and how many shops have them in stock.