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Rumor: GTA 6 Air Force 1s With Travis Scott and Nike

Per Sneaker Market RO, Travis Scott, Nike and Rockstar reportedly plan three $130 Air Force 1 Lows for November 19. Nothing is confirmed.

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Rockstar Games, Nike and Travis Scott's Cactus Jack label are reportedly preparing three GTA 6-themed Air Force 1 Low colorways, according to Sneaker Market RO, as relayed by Dexerto and GTA BOOM. Nike, Rockstar and Cactus Jack have not confirmed the collaboration: for now, it remains a rumor.

The Romanian outlet, which points to a November 19 release at $130 a pair, published the report on October 31. New photos of a black pair have circulated since.

What the rumor describes

Per Dexerto, the base would be the Air Force 1 Low in three colorways: black and fire pink, white and fire pink, and multicolor. GTA BOOM describes, from photos shared on X, a black pair with a reversed Swoosh, pink trim on the toe and pink stars on the sole.

Sneaker Market RO places the release in Nike's holiday 2026 catalog. According to Sole Retriever, cited by Dexerto, an apparel line is also in development, with a possible Miami Heat tie-in.

An artist already tied to GTA 6

Travis Scott already appears on GTAVI: The Album with "RHYNO," released on September 17, GTA BOOM notes. Rockstar has also stepped up its Miami stunts ahead of launch: cars from the game have been spotted there.

What we don't know yet

The date, the price and even the existence of the collection remain unconfirmed. Rockstar Intel cautions that marketing plans can change at the last minute, and that such pairs would likely vanish fast to resellers.

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