Quick Facts
- Travis Scott has a new Air Force 1 collab
- The pair features ice blue ostrich leather details
- A release at a pop-up at 47 Chrystie St. in NYC took place on August 31
- A wider release online will take place on September 4
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In 2017, Travis Scott was operating on a totally different level than he is today. Back then, he didn’t have two of his biggest albums, Astroworld and Utopia, under his belt, and he was just beginning his partnership with Nike. The duo started with a simple Air Force 1 collab as part of the AF100 series to celebrate the shoe’s 35th birthday in December 2017, following up with a sail version of the sneaker in 2018. After a few Jordan releases, Scott went back to the AF1 in 2019 and dropped a “collab” pair with Utopia branding in 2023 (it was really a GR AF1 with a stamped logo on the heel). Now, three years removed from the silhouette that kicked off the Nike x Travis Scott relationship, Scott is going back to the model with a new Ice Blue colorway.
Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low Ice Blue Details
A few months back at Nike Toma in Atlanta, Scott was pictured wearing an icy blue AF1 with ostrich leather, but at the time, it was unknown if it was a GR or a collab. A new report from Kicks Finder, who also just leaked the upcoming Travis Scott Zoom Vapor 12 tennis shoe, shows that the model is getting a drop.
Travis’ new take on the Air Force 1 Low coats the silhouette in ice blue leather, with ostrich details on the mudguard, midfoot, heel, and eyestays. The perforated toebox and Swoosh keep the traditional smooth leather finish. We can’t see any branding details for Travis or Cactus Jack since La Flame’s jeans cover much of the sneaker, but expect some changes to the tongue tag and or heel tab. Finishing the look is the white midsole and blue outsole.
Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low Ice Blue Release Info
The Travis Scott x Nike Air Force 1 Low Ice Blue will be released August 31, 2026 through a special pop-up located at 47 Chrystie St. in NYC. A wider release online will take place on September 4 via Scott’s website. Retail is set at $120. Check below for an image of Travis wearing the shoe, and download the Sole Retriever mobile app for the latest sneaker news.
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