Topps Chrome Cactus Jack Basketball Hobby Box Explained

Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack reworks Topps Chrome Basketball with its own inserts, parallels and a street-inspired look.

By Sandy Li-Truong 17 October 2026 3 minute read

Topps Chrome Cactus Jack Basketball Hobby Box (2025-26) photographed by PUSHAS

The Topps Chrome Cactus Jack Basketball Hobby Box is a 2025-26 Topps Chrome Basketball release reworked by Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack. It swaps standard Chrome styling for a street-inspired look, with its own inserts and a Cactus Jack Refractor parallel.

You can find the Topps Chrome Cactus Jack Basketball Hobby Box (2025-26) in the Topps collection at PUSHAS, alongside the rest of the Topps range. For the full line-up of 2025-26 Chrome Basketball boxes, see our box-by-box guide.

How Cactus Jack reworks Topps Chrome

Topps describes the release as a bold, culture-driven take on Chrome in Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack style, and press coverage notes its gritty textures. Coverage from Topps and the press calls it street-inspired. The box front reflects that: a Houston Rockets player in a red number 7 jersey spins a ball under a "2025/26 Topps Chrome NBA x Cactus Jack" banner, with a handwritten-style "Jack" scrawl at the top right and burnt-orange, cracked artwork behind. It also carries the line "Look for limited Refractors and autographs".

The base set runs to 100 cards. Cactus Jack has its own parallel too, the Cactus Jack Refractor, which sits among a long list of Chrome colours that runs up to the Superfractor.

From All-Star Weekend to the hobby box

Cactus Jack basketball started small. A limited edition tied to NBA All-Star Weekend appeared in February 2026. The wider hobby release followed on 19 June 2026, which is the version this box belongs to.

Topps Chrome Cactus Jack Basketball Hobby Box (2025/2026)

What is inside a hobby box

A Cactus Jack hobby box holds 20 packs, with 4 cards in each pack. Autographs are not guaranteed in every box, so the hits depend on the packs you open.

The checklist gives the box several things to look for:

Inserts: Utopia Highlights, Jacked Up and LA Flame Legends, a set of NBA legends.
Short prints: Astrovision and Cactus Mode.
Autographs: Cactus Ink, a dedicated autograph subset, plus base autograph variations.
Parallels: Refractors in many colours, including the Cactus Jack Refractor and the Superfractor.

Players on the checklist

The rookie class includes Cooper Flagg, Dylan Harper, Kon Knueppel and Ace Bailey. Veterans include LeBron James, Stephen Curry, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Luka Dončić and Nikola Jokić.

Keeping a sealed box and your hits

If you want to keep the box sealed, one option is to keep it upright somewhere dry and out of direct light. Any hits you pull can go into a graded slab; our guide to what a graded card slab is explains the format, and the storage and display guide covers how to keep them.

Who it is built for

If you collect	Built for	Pair it with
Travis Scott	Fans who want his Cactus Jack design on a basketball card	The Travis Scott releases guide
Rookie cards	Opening packs for the 2025-26 rookie class	The Chrome Basketball box guide
Chase cards	Hunting Astrovision, Cactus Mode and Cactus Ink	A graded slab for a standout pull
Sealed product	Keeping a box intact on a shelf	A display space away from sunlight

Live now at PUSHAS

Stock as of 17 October 2026. The Topps Chrome Cactus Jack Basketball Hobby Box (2025-26) is in stock. Every box is authenticated by hand, so you can shop with confidence. The live listing shows the current price. View the Cactus Jack hobby box.

FAQ

What is Topps Chrome Cactus Jack basketball?

It is a 2025-26 Topps Chrome Basketball release built with Travis Scott’s Cactus Jack. It keeps the Chrome format and adds a street-inspired look with gritty textures.