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A normal leather Nike Air Force 1 sneaker is one thing. One made of particularly high-end leather is another. You can't go wrong with either, because who doesn't appreciate the finer Forces in life?

And Nike's latest premium Air Force 1 shoe is certainly nice, all dressed up in top-tier brown leather that looks like it's already been aged to perfection.

And the sneaker's tan-colored outlines only make its vintage style look even more classic and classy, similar to those new leather Shox sneakers.

Moreover, this Nike Air Force 1 sneaker is are part of a "Morse Code" collection, which also includes a dressy Cortez and Killshot 2 (both long-tongue editions).

All of these retooled throwback Nike sneakers feature Morse code-inspired graphics on the their heels and insoles, which almost certainly translates to "Nike" or something Swoosh-related.

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But we'll leave the task of defining the details to the real Nike heads. Nike heads might also recognize a throughline between these new shoes and the Nike "Urban" line from a few decades back, which utilized similar Morse code detailing to make its modern techwear look especially sleek.

As cool as it is that these classics have their own secret language, their luxe leather looks really seals the deal.

These are sneakers so good, they speak for themselves, especially the Air Force 1. It's one thing to do a classic low-top AF1, it's another to make it look literally classic.

Although imagery of Nike's super-suave Morse code sneakers has already been doing the rounds online, none of the official details for these limited-edition shoes has been specified just yet.

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However, you can expect the Morse code Air Forces to be soon landing on the Nike website, hopefully around the same time as those blacked-out denim pairs that are also quite tasty.

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