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We've seen a few Nike SB Air Force 1 Low sneakers this year, but Yuto Horigome's new-old spin is special.

What makes the skater's collaboration so good is that it's not your typical Air Force 1. He essentially rebuilds the original Air Force 1 from 1982 and makes it skateable.

Most notably, Horigome's pairs feature the same mesh-and-leather construction as the OG Forces, plus skate-ready upgrades like extra padding and a lowered footbed.

It even comes in the same light grey colorway with vintage-style touches, staying super genuine to the original Air Force 1. Horigome clearly knows ball.

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History aside, the design aligns with the Olympic skater's tastes. He typically dishes out sneakers with simple, albeit tasteful, schemes, as evident with his suede matcha-inspired sneakers and greyed-out Dunks.

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With his Air Force 1 skate shoes, he stays true to himself and the model's roots.

The Yuto Horigome x Nike SB Air Force 1 Low finally releases on September 15 on Nike's website. The shoes will retail for $125.

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