Official Images of the Travis Scott x Nike Attack
Expected to touch down on shelves this December.
Update: Shortly after another leaked pair hit the net, Nike has gone ahead and officially revealed Travis Scott’s take on the Attack silhouette. As outlined below, the Cactus Jack logo touches down at the heel while Scott has once again flipped the lateral Swoosh. Release is now expected to go down on December 2 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers.
Update: Several months ago, Travis Scott made an appearance at Miami Race Week wearing an unreleased Nike Attack collaboration. Now, the shoe has again appeared courtesy of sneaker leaker @kicksdong. The shoe utilizes the Attack’s OG gray and black colorway while adding some of Scott’s beloved design elements — flipping the lateral Swoosh and adding the Cactus Jack logo to the heel. Enjoy an early preview of the pair and stay tuned for additional updates as we expect this collab to launch by the end of the year via Nike SNKRS. You can also cop pairs via Flight Club.
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Original Story: Over the weekend, Travis Scott performed at E11EVN Miami which took place during Miami Race Week. The 32-year-old rapper took to the stage showing off a new pair of Nike Mac Attacks. Earlier this March, Nike and Social Status shared a first look at three tear-away colorways, reintroducing the coveted 1984 tennis shoe. It appears that the Houston rapper is also putting his own mark on the Mac Attack silhouette, though it is uncertain if it is a collaboration set to release later this year.
During the event, Scott performed wearing his Mac Attack for the first time. The shoe arrived in a familiar grey and black color blocking, similar to that of the original pair. However, it features Travis Scott’s signature reverse Swoosh instead. The backward Swoosh is often used in Scott’s collaborations with both Nike and Air Jordan. The shoe appears to feature a mesh and leather build, as well as a checkerboard tongue label. To round out the design, the shoe sits atop a white midsole and grey rubber outsole. So far, it is uncertain if it will feature “Cactus Jack” branding anywhere else on the shoe.
Look out for the Travis Scott x Nike Mac Attack when the official announcement arrives.
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