Andrew Rizzo Nike’s latest lifestyle sneaker collection is for the old heads – the really old heads. Taking inspiration from the era of the telegram, the Beaverton brand has been at work crafting a mini-series featuring Morse code branding. Following Cortez and Killshot 2 Tiempo styles featuring that key quality, an Air Force 1 Low has emerged as the third (and probably final) member of the pack.
As was true for the other two “Morse Code” Nikes, the defining feature here is a series of dashes and dots that spell “Nike” on the heel and insoles. Beyond those clever branded touches, the style itself plays well into the 1800s genre of classic footwear aesthetics. Premium brown leather featuring tan chalked edges lives up top, complete with waxed oval laces, debossed “Nike Air” on the backtab, and even a leather as opposed to mesh sock liner. Nike released a Shox Ride 2 of a similar vein earlier this year, although that sneaker didn’t come with any Morse code branding.
The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Morse Code” is expected to release Fall/Holiday 2025, likely for a slight markup over the model’s usual shelf price. See official images below and hit our Sneaker Release Dates page to preview more upcoming Nikes.
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Mens Nike Air Force 1 Low
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