Travis Scott’s Nike CPFM Air Flea 1 Is Expected In 2027

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Travis Scott shoes have zero problem selling through on their own. Add another collaborator to the mix, seen notably via Travis Scott x Fragment Design drops, and you’ve got a storm big enough to make all the hypebeasts and resellers go crazy. The Houston rapper looks forward to 2027 with a new silhouette under his belt, he and Cynthia Lu’s Cactus Plant Flea Market (CPFM) set to debut a co-made model called the Air Flea 1 next spring.

Teased by Travis Scott earlier this year, the Air Flea 1 looks like a Nike SB Dunk Low gone completely ballistic. Oatmeal colored overlays provide some vague sense of familiarity, taking largely after the Dunk but with different proportions, particularly on the eyestay. We make a point to call out the SB Dunk because of the padding, the Air Flea 1 featuring a thick lining and a puffy tongue with a hidden stash pocket, a hallmark of Scott’s “Mocha” Jordan 1 and subsequent Jordan 6. The collar itself is more performance-oriented though, including more protection around the ankle, a new backtab with horizontal lines, and a pull tab.

Things only get stranger from there. The upper looks like some sort of sediment structure with a molded Khaki suede foundation featuring stitching between all the various blobs, while the midsole, not unlike pairs like the controversial Teyana Taylor Jordan 3, carries a rustic brown coat made to look like it’s been dipped in mud. The reverse Swoosh makes an expected appearance in Night Forest green, while the medial side of the heel, or at least one of them, blends the Cactus Jack and CPFM smiley face logos in one stroke. Thick green laces are included, while pink hits appear on the tongue, insoles, and the other medial side opposite the Cactus Jack x CPFM branding.

We can’t say the same for CPFM, but this is unquestionably the most “out there” Travis Scott shoe we’ve seen since the Houston rapper began his Nike and Jordan Brand partnership. Multiple Nike Air Flea 1 colorways, including the “Khaki/Night Forest/Oatmeal/Baroque Brown,” are expected to roll out starting Spring 2027. Check out detailed pics below if you’re a fan.