Every Travis Scott Sneaker Release Ranked from Worst to Best
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Travis Scott has become more than just a rapper—he’s a cultural force in the sneaker world. His collaborations with Nike and Jordan Brand have redefined hype, resale value, and design innovation. But not all La Flame drops are created equal. We’re ranking every Travis Scott sneaker release from worst to best, based on design, demand, cultural impact, and resale performance.
💡 Note: “Worst” is relative—every Travis drop sells out. But someone’s gotta be last, right?
8. Jordan Trunner LX “Cactus Jack” (Friends & Family)
Not a bad design, but its bulky aesthetic and limited distribution keep it from standing out. Most fans never even saw it in person.
7. Nike Air Max 270 React “Cactus Trails”
This one divided the fanbase. Some loved the earthy tones and aged look, others hated the chunky midsole. It didn’t hit like his Jordan collabs did.
6. Nike SB Dunk Low “Cactus Jack”
While it was a solid release with tear-away paisley overlays and flannel panels, the SB Dunk hype train was already in motion. A strong entry, but not as groundbreaking as others.
5. Air Jordan 6 “British Khaki”
Tonal, premium suede with glow-in-the-dark soles. A solid sequel to the original Jordan 6 Travis drop, but not quite as memorable.
4. Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Reverse Mocha”
Everything people loved about the OG Jordan 1 Low—just flipped. Clean colorway, high resale, and wearable. A fan-favorite for summer fits.
3. Air Jordan 6 “Cactus Jack” (Olive)
The stash pocket, infrared detailing, and military-inspired colorway make this one of the most wearable Travis sneakers to date.
2. Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Mocha”
Versatile, timeless, and arguably one of the best Travis shoes ever. If you slept on this drop, you're probably regretting it.
1. Air Jordan 1 High OG “Mocha”
The grail. The one that started it all. Reverse Swoosh, buttery suede, hidden stash pocket, and insane resale value. It’s not just a sneaker—it’s a statement.
Love him or hate him, Travis Scott has cemented his place in sneaker history. Whether you’re collecting, reselling, or rocking, his collabs are here to stay. Looking to cop the next drop? Stay tuned—more heat is always on the horizon.