Official Look at Travis Scott's Nike Zoom Field Jaxx "Leche Blue"
Formerly known as the Sharkidon, the Field Jaxx draws inspiration from both the Zoom Spiridon and the Land Shark baseball cleat.
Name: Travis Scott x Nike Zoom Field Jaxx “Leche Blue”
Colorway: Leche Blue/Baroque Brown/Pale Ivory/Light Chocolate
SKU: HQ3072-400
MSRP: $170 USD
Release Date: May 16
Where to Buy: Nike
Update: It’s been over half a year since we last looked at the Travis Scott x Nike Zoom Field Jaxx “Leche Blue.” At last, the Swoosh has unveiled its official images of the brown and blue look as it prepares to drop the kicks next week on May 16 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $170 USD. Enjoy a complete preview of the pair above and revisit our previous breakdowns below for more info.
Update: We caught a first look at Travis Scott’s upcoming “Leche Blue” iteration of his Nike Zoom Field Jaxx last week and have now been treated to an on-foot preview of the sneaker ahead of its springtime launch. As noted in our previous update below, the pair combines various brown hues with its signature “Leche Blue” that covers a portion of the upper’s base. While the sneaker lacks Scott’s favoring of a flipped Swoosh, it does sport his smile logo at the heel in chocolate brown. Release remains anticipated for next spring at a price of $170 USD via Nike SNKRS and select retailers.
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Update: Travis Scott continues to dominate the sneaker space as he not only draws in the masses for his Air Jordan 1 Low OG collabs, but has expanded his reach to include two new signature shoes: the Jordan Jumpman Jack and the Nike Zoom Field Jaxx. Looking closer at the latter, a mash-up of elements from the Zoom Spiridon and the Land Shark baseball cleat, a rumored “Leche Blue” look has finally surfaced. The new colorway sees a blue base accompanied by beige at the overlays while a chocolate brown covers the collar, Swooshes, tongue and sole. Release is expected to go down next spring via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $170. Enjoy the early preview above and review our initial breakdown below for more info.
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Original Story: Originally thought to be called the Sharkidon, Travis Scott and Nike‘s Zoom Field Jaxx sneaker saw its initial release via a 200-pair shock drop during the MLB All-Star Game’s Home Run Derby on Monday night. Now, future release plans for the hybrid design are beginning to trickle out with the leak of a “Leche Blue” colorway that’ll supposedly be debuting in the spring of 2025. Taking inspiration from a duo of throwback Nike silhouettes — namely the Zoom Spiridon and the Land Shark baseball cleat — the Field Jaxx features details like a large forefoot strap and a Cactus Jack “smiley face” logo on its heel, but is also notable for a conspicuous absence, namely the backward swoosh that’s become a hallmark of Travis Scott x Nike collaborations.
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No official images of the Travis Scott x Nike Zoom Field Jaxx “Leche Blue” have been revealed yet (the above photo is a mock-up from sneaker leaker brandon1an) but its leaked color scheme indicates it’ll offer soft blue tones contrasted by hits of earthy brown and ivory. The Field Jaxx also marks Scott’s inital effort as a pitchman for Nike Baseball. The Houston native is an avowed Houston Astros fan, who was frequently seen in the stands as the Astros cheated their way to a 2017 World Series title and again when they won on more level terms in 2022. Last week, Scott also appeared in a Nike baseball ad spot via Instagram video that sees him, Field Jaxx on feet, taking a swing at a Cactus Jack-branded baseball (though he’s no Ken Griffey Jr., it is worth noting that his swing looks a lot smoother than his awkward jumpshot).
Though an exact release date and official images of the Travis Scott x Nike Zoom Field Jaxx “Leche Blue” have yet to be revealed, more info is likely to surface soon — so keep it locked here for updates as they’re made available.
