Travis Scott's first Nike football boot drops on June 29. The design: lime green with a dark brown collar and yellow laces, the stud pattern on the outsole a nod to his nickname “La Flame”.
In Nike's six-minute World Cup film “Rip the Script”, the brand had hidden several Easter eggs. Those who looked closely spotted Travis Scott wearing a football boot that didn't officially exist yet: the Cactus Jack Phantom 6.
Shortly after, the boot resurfaced: Erling Haaland wore it during Norway's training camp at the World Cup 2026. Lime green, dark brown collar, yellow laces, gold Reverse Swoosh. He was spotted in it at the final group game against France too, even if only during the warmup, on the sideline and after the final whistle shaking hands with Kylian Mbappé & Co.
Now there's a release date. The Cactus Jack Phantom 6 drops on June 29 at 9 AM via the Nike SNKRS app and selected football retailers worldwide, as an FG for €299.99 and an Indoor version for €199.99. Both in the “Earth and Metallic Gold” colourway.
Travis Scott's first step into football
This is Travis Scott's first real football boot with Nike. At the World Cup, he had already made his presence felt with a Cactus Jack x Nike T90 collection, apparel in the style of the early 2000s that filtered the T90 aesthetic through his design language.
Over the years he has designed countless sneakers with the Swoosh: Air Jordans, Air Force 1s, SB Dunks. The Reverse Swoosh, his most recognisable design detail, now appears on the Phantom 6 too. The boot landed on the Phantom silo, Nike's precision boot built for ball control and touch.
From “La Flame” to the pitch: The design of the Cactus Jack Phantom 6
The flame stud pattern on the outsole is a direct reference to Scott's nickname “La Flame”. Add to that the Cactus Jack crest on the tongue and the crooked smiley face on the heel. In the “Earth and Metallic Gold” colourway, the boot carries the earthy tones that have defined Scott's collaborations for years. The earthy palette and unmistakable Cactus Jack signature – now also on the football pitch.
