Travis Scott x Rockstar Games Air Force 1 Hits a Six-Star Wanted Level for GTA 6

What Does the Travis Scott x Rockstar Games Air Force 1 Look Like?

The Black/Fire Pink Air Force 1 Low is our first proper look at the project… Rockstar and Travis definitely didn’t play safe with this one.

Leaked imagery published by media outlets shows a mostly black upper, Scott’s reverse Swoosh, and a pink-and-white GTA-themed money band wrapped across the toe box. Six stars appear on the medial side, with more pink stars worked into the outsole to bring out that GTA’s most wanted vibe.

There also appears to be a debossed pattern running across the black upper. The design may reference the street layout of Vice City, although that interpretation hasn’t been officially confirmed.

It’s loud, weird, and very GTA. It’s also a pretty wild change of direction after the icy look of the Travis Scott Air Force 1 Blue Ostrich we covered earlier this year.

How Many Travis Scott GTA 6 Air Force 1s Are Releasing?

The GTA 6 Nike Air Force 1 collection reportedly has three colorways, making this a full pack rather than a one-off collab.

White/Fire Pink, Black/Fire Pink, and Multi-Color versions. The Multi-Color pair gets the craziest official color description of the three, combining Pale Ivory, Black, Bold Berry and Fire Pink.

Only the Black/Fire Pink version has received the detailed leaked first look. That leaves two-thirds of the pack still mostly under wraps.

And that could be where things get interesting. We wouldn’t assume the White and Multi-Color pairs simply copy every graphic and material from the Black version until clearer images appear. If each sneaker gets its own GTA treatment, this pack could look very different once all three are sitting next to each other.

It’s also another major AF1 chapter for La Flame. Our Travis Scott Air Force 1 history covers where his previous work on the silhouette started.

Why Is the Travis Scott x GTA 6 Air Force 1 Such a Big Deal?

The Travis Scott x GTA 6 Air Force 1 brings together four names that rarely need an introduction: Travis Scott, Rockstar Games, Nike, and Grand Theft Auto.

That alone gives this release a different feel from another seasonal AF1 colorway.

More importantly, the leaked sneaker actually looks connected to GTA. The money graphics, six-star treatment, and possible Vice City map pattern give the collab its own DNA. This doesn’t look like a black Air Force 1 that happened to receive a Rockstar logo five minutes before launch.

Travis is obviously no stranger to huge Nike releases either. His reverse Swoosh has become one of the easiest details to recognize across his Nike and Jordan work, and here it sits alongside imagery from one of gaming’s biggest franchises.

That crossover is the story. Sneakerheads will recognize Travis immediately. GTA players will recognize the references immediately. Plenty of people fall into both camps.

When Does the Travis Scott x Rockstar Games Air Force 1 Release?

The Travis Scott x Rockstar Games x Nike Air Force 1 Low pack is reportedly scheduled for November 19, 2026. The publication lists the same date for all three SKUs and says the sneakers are expected through Nike and select online retailers.

That said, we’re keeping the word “reportedly” in there for a reason. Neither source presents a full official Nike product announcement, and media outlets describe the imagery as leaked.

Until Nike, Cactus Jack, or Rockstar Games publishes the release itself, November 19 should be treated as the reported launch date rather than a locked Nike announcement.

If that date sticks, there isn’t much of a wait between the first Black pair surfacing and the reported drop. Anyone planning on going for a pair can also check our updated Air Force 1 sizing guide before release.

How Much Will the GTA 6 Air Force 1 Cost?

The reported retail price is $130 per pair, for all three colorways. Buying one of each at retail would therefore put the footwear total at $390 before tax and shipping.

That gives us one useful number without pretending we already know what the resale market will do.

There is no verified public resale history for the target pairs in the supplied sources yet. With leaked sneakers, early asks can also be a terrible stand-in for an actual post-release market.

And yes, putting Travis Scott and GTA 6 on the same Air Force 1 is obviously going to get people talking about resale. We’re still not gonna throw a random four-figure prediction at it just because the names involved are massive.

The better move is to revisit completed sales once pairs start trading in meaningful volume. For now, $130 retail and the reported November 19 date are the numbers that matter.

Why Is Travis Scott Working With Rockstar Games?

The collab connects Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack label with Rockstar Games and Nike around GTA 6, turning the Air Force 1 into part sneaker collab and part game merch.

The footwear is only one piece of a wider project. Its report points to apparel involving Travis Scott, Nike and Rockstar Games, plus another collab involving the Miami Heat.

That makes the GTA graphics on the Black pair feel a lot less random. The money band, six-star motif, and possible Vice City street pattern build the game into the actual sneaker instead of limiting the crossover to packaging.

It also lands during a busy AF1 run for Travis. The previously covered Nike Cactus Court collection already brought his Ice Blue Air Force 1 back into focus in September.

Rockstar Games entering that picture takes the next one somewhere completely different.

What Are the Style Codes for All Three Pairs?

The three reported style codes are JJ7602-100, JJ7604-001, and JJ7603-900.

Here’s the lineup without all the noise:

• JJ7602-100: White/White/White/Fire Pink
• JJ7604-001: Black/Black/Black/Fire Pink
• JJ7603-900: Multi-Color/Pale Ivory/Black/Bold Berry/Fire Pink

Those SKUs will become more useful as retailers begin loading product pages because they make it easier to distinguish the three pairs from similarly named Travis Scott releases.

The Black pair is currently the easiest one to identify thanks to the leaked imagery. The White and Multi-Color versions still need fuller looks before we can properly break down their materials and GTA-specific details.

Given what Rockstar and Cactus Jack have already put on the Black version, those remaining reveals are probably the biggest missing piece of this story.

Will the Travis Scott GTA 6 Air Force 1 Have Resale Value?

The resale outlook is still unknown, because the sources available right now don’t provide a verified market of completed sales for these exact three pairs.

Obviously, the ingredients are ridiculous. You’ve got Travis Scott, Nike, Rockstar Games, the Air Force 1, and GTA 6 sharing one release. There will be hype.

But hype and profit are two different things.

Supply will matter. Release channels will matter. Size distribution will matter. And, most importantly, what buyers actually pay after release will matter.

So for now, we’d file these under massive release, unknown resale.

If you’re looking at the drop from a resale angle, our 2026 sneaker reselling guide explains how to evaluate retail cost, demand, and actual market prices instead of treating every hyped collab as automatic profit.

GTA 6 Just Gave the Air Force 1 a Six-Star Wanted Level

The Travis Scott x Rockstar Games Air Force 1 has pretty much everything required to become one of the loudest sneaker stories of late 2026.

Travis Scott alone moves attention. GTA 6 alone moves attention. Putting Cactus Jack, Rockstar Games, and Nike on one Air Force 1 pack was never going to fly under the radar.

And at least from the Black pair… they actually went for it.

We’ve got the reverse Swoosh, GTA money graphics, six wanted stars, pink detailing, and a possible Vice City street-map reference. Two more colorways are reportedly coming, which means we’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg.

If all of that holds, Travis Scott did not just get another Air Force 1.

He got the GTA one.

Six Stars, One Mission: The Next Chapter of Sneaker Hype

A six-star wanted level might mean chaos in GTA, but Travis Scott drops have been bringing their own kind of madness to sneaker culture for years. TSB has helped members successfully cop plenty of Travis Scott releases, from older favs to more recent drops. With 1M+ items secured and $50M+ in profit generated by members overall, TSB has a pretty impressive collection of sneaker Ws on its record.

Whether this GTA 6-inspired Air Force 1 ever makes it to a public release or stays a collector’s dream, your TSB key can be one part of the loadout you bring along for future Travis Scott drops and other sneaker missions.

He got the GTA one.