Key Points
- Travis Scott's Nike Phantom 6 Low Elite IC SE drops Summer 2026 for $210
- An indoor-court (IC) boot in green and dark brown with yellow laces; style code IV2037-900
- Features a jeweled reverse Swoosh and Cactus Jack branding throughout
- A firm-ground (FG) cleat version, style code IQ8140-900, also releases at $320
Travis Scott's first Nike football shoe is built for the indoor game. The Phantom 6 Low Elite IC SE — the "IC" marks it as an indoor-court boot — arrives Summer 2026 for $210, landing in the middle of a World Cup summer in which Nike has treated football as a fashion category.
The shoe
The Phantom 6 Low Elite carries an asymmetrical upper that blends bright green with dark brown, finished with bright yellow laces and a scale-like texture on the green heel panels. A jeweled reverse Swoosh near the heel is the familiar Travis Scott tell, with Cactus Jack script on the lateral side and a custom crest on the tongue. It releases in unisex sizing under style code IV2037-900. A firm-ground cleat version (IQ8140-900) is also on the calendar at $320.
Why it matters
Travis remains the rare non-athlete with a real Nike football shoe, and stamping his reverse-Swoosh signature on a Phantom during World Cup summer pushes the Cactus Jack footprint out of basketball and lifestyle and into the one category Nike most wants to own this year — the same play behind his Cactus Jack x Total 90 collection that dropped on the tournament's opening day. The Phantom 6 itself is Nike's marquee boot line, the silhouette behind Erling Haaland's Force9 player edition — and handing it to a rapper rather than a striker is the point. It also keeps Scott on Nike's calendar between Jordan chapters like the Air Jordan 1 Low "Pink Pack."
Source: Hypebeast, Sole Retriever
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