Travis Scott GTA 6 Nike Air Force 1
Travis Scott showed a GTA 6 Nike Air Force 1 on November 6. Three pairs are reported for November 19 at $130; Nike and Rockstar have not confirmed them.
By GTA6Wire StaffPublished 3 min read

Unconfirmed. This story covers a leak or rumor. It is not official, Rockstar Games has not confirmed it, and it may be wrong.
Travis Scott has shown a GTA 6 Nike Air Force 1 himself, a pair he plans to give away rather than sell. Three Air Force 1 colorways from the same Cactus Jack, Rockstar Games and Nike collection are listed on sneaker release calendars for November 19, 2026 at $130 each, but as of November 6 neither Nike nor Rockstar has announced them.
The pair Travis Scott showed#
Hypebeast reported early on November 6 (UTC) that Scott debuted the shoe on his Instagram, "announcing plans to gift pairs directly to longtime supporters, gaming fan pages, and close friends rather than staging a public retail drop." It describes black patent leather, camouflage ripstop on the quarter panels, pink overlays and Scott's reverse Swoosh in white leather.
The game references are on the sole. "GTA" replaces the usual "AIR" lettering on the outer midsole, and six pink stars, the series' maximum Wanted level, run along the inner midsole and again across the outsole pattern. WWD adds a co-branded rubber money band that comes off the toe, and says the pairs "will only be doled out in limited numbers at Travis Scott's discretion": fans were invited to message him on Instagram and hope to be picked.
Three retail pairs, reported for launch day#
The retail side is still a leak. On November 1, Hypebeast reported three Air Force 1 Low '07 "RS" colorways on release calendars, adding that the reading of "RS" as Rockstar Games comes from the account @sneakermarketro. House of Heat lists them with style codes:
- White/Fire Pink, JJ7602-100
- Black/Fire Pink, JJ7604-001
- Multi-Color/Pale Ivory-Black-Bold Berry-Fire Pink, JJ7603-900
Each is reported at $130 for November 19, the day GTA 6 launches. On November 2, WWD published photos of the black pair credited to a social media account and wrote that "stock could be limited to Scott's website." That is a guess, not a confirmed sales channel.
The reports disagree on which shoe this is#
Hypebeast and WWD treat the pair Scott showed as a fourth, giveaway-only colorway. House of Heat instead calls it "one of the three colorways expected to release later this month." All three agree that the brands have not published release details: House of Heat says Nike, Rockstar Games and Travis Scott "have yet to fully detail the collection." We could not read Scott's Instagram story ourselves, so we cannot settle which version is right.
What GTA6Wire checked#
Our watcher reads every GTA VI post on the Rockstar Newswire. As of 17:40 UTC on November 6, it has logged no post about shoes, Nike or Travis Scott; the newest GTA VI post is the launch gallery of November 5. The three style codes House of Heat lists today match the ones we first noted from release calendars on October 31, so nothing about the retail pack has changed except that one pair is now public.
Scott's tie to the game itself is official: his track "RHYNO" is on GTA VI: The Album. The shoes join the Pißwasser and Patriot beers and the Vice City takeover of Miami in the run of real-world tie-ins before launch.
If Nike opens a draw or a store listing, the date and method will be added here. Until then, treat the November 19 retail release as reported, not confirmed.
Sources
- Travis Scott Reveals Limited-Edition Nike Air Force 1 Low "GTA 6" (Hypebeast, accessed )
- Travis Scott's Most Colorful 'GTA 6' x Nike Air Force 1 Will Also Be the Hardest to Get (WWD (Footwear News), accessed )
- 'GTA 6,' Travis Scott and Nike Are Collaborating on Air Force 1s With a Six-Star Wanted Level (WWD (Footwear News), accessed )
- Travis Scott, Rockstar Games, and Nike Rumored to Release Air Force 1 Low Trio for 'GTA 6' (Hypebeast, accessed )
- Travis Scott Debuts GTA x Nike Air Force 1 Low Collaboration (House of Heat, accessed )
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