Matt Varga The Travis Scott x Nike Phantom 6 “Cactus Jack” collection is available now travisscott.com. Get the Phantom 6 Low Elite Cleat ($320) HERE and the Phantom 6 Low Indoor ($200)HERE.
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It’s a moment like the World Cup that really casts into stark relief just how star-studded Nike’s roster is. Everyone from LeBron James to Kim Kardashian played a part in the “Rip the Script” spot before the Nike Cryoshot program flexed the strength of its collaborative Rolodex: Virgil Abloh Archives, Patta, Jordan Brand, Jacquemus, the list goes on.
Yet as the international action rages on, the Swoosh is turning to its favorite rager for a postscript to that “frozen” family. Teased throughout the year with early looks and on-court spotlights, here we have the Travis Scott x Nike Phantom 6 “Cactus Jack,” finally pulling back the curtain on La Flame’s cleat style. As depicted below, both the performance model and a remodeled indoor pair, almost presenting as a Total 90-style format, adopt the same colorway and overall blocking.
Neon green tonality runs rampant throughout the upper of each shoe, a fit for the glistening Reverse Swoosh and yellow laces that deliver the requisite amount of on-pitch flash. However, the brown hues that coat the collar and the sole unit link back to what we’ve come to expect from any expression of Travis Scott shoes. Special-edition drawstring bags, Cactus Jack insoles, and crooked smileys on the heel counter round out Scott’s branding.
Despite these official images, the Travis Scott x Nike Phantom 6 “Cactus Jack” still doesn’t have a concrete release date, though aligning with July’s World Cup final would make some sense. The indoor model clocks in at $200, while the cleat commands a $310 sticker price.
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