A GTA 6 sneaker collaboration between Nike, Rockstar Games and Travis Scott's Cactus Jack label has reportedly leaked, with sneaker community sources pointing to an Air Force 1 Low releasing on November 19, 2026, the same day the game launches. The reported price is $130.
Nothing here is confirmed. Nike has not announced it, Rockstar has not announced it, and Scott has not commented. What follows is the reported detail with the sourcing attached, because on a story like this the sourcing is most of the story.
What has actually surfaced
The chain, as reported by SoleRetriever and picked up by VGTimes, Hot New Hip Hop and others, runs like this:
- Two Air Force 1 Low listings labelled "Nike x Cactus Jack x RS" appeared on the release calendar of the Canadian retailer Livestock.
- A third pair was reportedly corroborated by the sneaker insider account Sneaker Market RO.
- Three colourways are described: black, white and a multi-colour pair, all reportedly carrying Fire Pink accents.
- Only the black pair has been shown in leaked imagery.
The design details reported from that black pair are the part fans have latched onto: Scott's signature reverse Swoosh, a debossed pattern that some have read as tracing Vice City's street layout, a pink and white money band across the toebox, and six stars on the side panel and outsole.
Six stars is the detail worth pausing on, because it is the one that ties the shoe to the game mechanically rather than decoratively. GTA 6's six-star wanted system is confirmed, and it is the first time the series has gone past five. A sneaker that puts the maximum wanted level on the outsole is referencing a specific, verified feature rather than a generic crime motif.
Why a Travis Scott collaboration is plausible
A leak being plausible is not the same as a leak being true, but plausibility is worth weighing here, because Scott already has a confirmed connection to this launch.
Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album was announced by Rockstar on September 17, 2026, arriving day and date with the game on November 19 with 34 original tracks. Scott's track "Rhyno" is on it. So the collaborator in this leak is not a random celebrity attachment: he is already on the official soundtrack, and Rockstar has already chosen to work with him once. See our coverage of The Album for the full picture of that release.
Scott also has one of the deepest Nike partnerships in the business, and the Air Force 1 Low is one of the cheapest silhouettes to execute a licensed graphic on. If a GTA 6 shoe exists, this is roughly the shape it would take.
The price detail nobody expected
At a reported $130 per pair, the sneaker would cost more than the game. GTA 6 is confirmed at $79.99 for the Standard Edition and $99.99 for the Ultimate Edition, prices locked in when pre-orders opened on June 25, 2026 and covered in our price explainer.
That inversion has already generated reseller interest, which is its own warning. A hyped, limited, Travis Scott branded Air Force 1 tied to the biggest game launch in years is close to a textbook target for inflated resale and for counterfeits. If you are planning to buy one, the only safe approach is to wait for an official Nike announcement and buy through Nike or a named authorised retailer, not through a listing that appeared before the product was acknowledged to exist.
How this fits the wider merchandise campaign
GTA 6's licensed merchandise programme has been unusually broad for a Rockstar launch, and it has been running on official channels rather than leaks: the Rockstar Store collection announced October 8, the Goodtime State Vice City Collection, Sony's limited edition palm tree DualSense dated to launch week, and the Grand Theft Auto VI: Original Score by Justice announced October 29 for a December 11 release.
Against that, the apparel and footwear category has been notably quiet, and unofficial product has rushed into the gap. We covered one example last week in the GameSir controllers that borrow the palm tree look without a licence. A real Nike collaboration would be the first properly licensed fashion tie-in of the campaign, which is part of why the leak travelled so fast.
For what is actually confirmed and buyable today, our gift buyer's guide sticks to announced products only.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the GTA 6 Nike sneaker confirmed?
No. It comes from leaked retailer calendar listings and sneaker insider accounts. Nike, Rockstar Games and Travis Scott have all said nothing.
When would it release?
The leak points to November 19, 2026, the same day GTA 6 launches, via Nike's website and selected retailers. That date is reported, not announced.
How much would it cost?
A reported $130 per pair, which is more than either edition of the game itself.
Are the three colourways real?
Three pairs are described in the reporting, in black, white and multi-colour with Fire Pink accents, but only the black pair has been shown. The other two rest on a single insider corroboration.
The Bottom Line
The evidence here is better than a screenshot and worse than an announcement: a real retailer's release calendar, a known sneaker leak outlet, one piece of insider corroboration, and imagery of exactly one of the three described pairs. The six wanted stars on the outsole are a nice touch that suggests whoever designed it had actually read the GTA 6 feature list, and Travis Scott's confirmed presence on The Album makes the pairing far from arbitrary. All of which still leaves it as a leak. If a licensed GTA 6 Air Force 1 is genuinely dropping on launch day, Nike will say so, and that announcement is the only thing worth acting on.