Travis Scott Rockstar Games Air Force 1 GTA6: Release Details
So, we got GTA6 sneakers before GTA6… The Travis Scott Rockstar Games Air Force 1 is a three-pair collab Air Force 1 Low ’07 pack built around the long-awaited Grand Theft Auto VI. According to Sole Retriever, all three pairs are listed for November 19, 2026, the game’s launch day, at $130 each. Nike, Rockstar Games, and Cactus Jack haven’t officially announced it yet, so we’re treating every detail here as reported, not confirmed.
- Release date: November 19, 2026
- Price: $130 per pair in the US
- Colorways: Black/Fire Pink, White/Fire Pink, and Multi-Color
- Status: not confirmed by Nike as of November 5, 2026
When Does the Travis Scott GTA VI Air Force 1 Release?
The pack is listed for Thursday, November 19, 2026, the same day GTA VI launches on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S. Leaker Sneaker Market RO first reported it on October 31, and the retailer listings carry the name Air Force 1 Low ’07 RS, with “RS” read as Rockstar. There are no release times yet. Buying all three at US retail comes to $390 before tax and shipping, which is worth knowing if you plan to run tasks on the full set.
What Do the Three Colorways Look Like?
The black pair is the only one shown so far, through leaked photos first shared by @prm.stocks.01. The kicks feature a money band wrapped around the toe box and a six-star wanted level graphic, a mechanic coming back to the series after GTA V dropped it. Finally, we have a black textured leather upper with the Cactus Jack reverse Swoosh.
Other reported details on the black pair:
- Midsole: Wanted stars in place of the usual “AIR” lettering
- Outsole: pink stars across the sole
- Extras: a second set of pink laces, Travis Scott’s signature reverse swoosh
The white and multicolor pairs are known only from listings and color codes, so expect Fire Pink accents on both and little else for now.
Status check: every design detail above comes from leaks. Nike’s official images could still show changes.
Why Is Travis Scott Tied to GTA VI?
Travis Scott is already on the GTA VI soundtrack, which is why the sneaker leak didn’t come as a shock. His track “RHYNO” dropped September 17 as one of six singles ahead of the 34-track GTAVI: The Album, and Daft Punk’s Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo produced it.
However, the link goes back further than this game. Scott’s song “Upper Echelon” previously landed on the GTA V soundtrack back in 2013.
For Nike, the pack also reaches a crowd that doesn’t usually chase AF1 drops. After more than a decade of waiting, GTA fans are buying almost anything tied to the launch. And a Cactus Jack sneaker fits right into that. HotNewHipHop also mentions matching apparel, including a Miami Heat tie-in, though none of it is confirmed.
Where Can You Buy the Pack?
Nike SNKRS and select Nike retailers are the most reported channels, though no release method is confirmed yet. Leaks have SNKRS and NBHD stores as expected stockists so far.
Here’s what each channel would likely look like:
- SNKRS: an exclusive-access draw or a timed launch
- Select retailers: online raffles or FCFS drops, depending on the store
- Travis Scott’s site: possible, since his Ice Blue AF1 dropped there by raffle on September 4, 2026
That Ice Blue pair never got a broad release, so we’re not assuming SNKRS gets every pair this time either. We’ll update this page once Nike, Rockstar, or Cactus Jack post the official release information.
Will the Pairs Resell Above Retail?
Strong resale is likely, but no market price exists yet. The closest comparison is the Ice Blue AF1, which retailed for $120 and has sold for over $550 on StockX. That works out to roughly 4.6 times the original retail.
Three things push demand past a typical Cactus Jack AF1:
- Two buyer groups: sneaker collectors and GTA fans want the same pairs
- Full-set buyers: plenty of collectors will try for all three colorways
- Launch-day timing: the drop lands at peak attention for the game
Stock is the big unknown. A wide SNKRS release would cap prices, while a raffle-only drop would push them higher. Before you commit budget, run the pack through the checks in our hype signals guide.
How Should You Prep Your Bot Setup for November 19?
Prep is the part you control while Nike stays quiet. Here’s what we’d sort out in NikeShoeBot over the next two weeks:
- Save the style codes. Keep JJ7604-001, JJ7602-100, and JJ7603-900 ready, so tasks go up the moment links appear.
- Check your Nike accounts. Log in manually and confirm saved addresses and cards, following our Nike SNKRS guide.
- Test your proxies. ISP proxies suit checkout, and our proxy comparison covers when each type fits.
- Match billing to your bank records. Mismatched profiles are a common cause of late declines, which our payment declines guide walks you through.
- Plan for traffic. Launch day brings sneaker and gaming buyers at once, so read up on cart holds and queue timeouts first.
If the pack also lands at Shopify boutiques, set those tasks up the same way using the matching site guides. And if you wanna dive deeper into the details, check out the guides on our blog.
