The Travis Scott x Jordan CJ1 T-Rexx "Green Spark" (IM9113-300) is the green, "Celtics"-flavoured makeup of Cactus Jack's first ground-up Jordan silhouette, released 28 March 2026 and live from around A$355 on PUSHAS as of July 2026. Short verdict: if you want the most distinctive Travis Scott Jordan yet — a shape almost nobody else is wearing — it's worth it. If your Travis rotation is all Air Jordan 1 retros, know that this is a very different animal. Every pair is authenticated by hand.

PUSHAS is the global marketplace for authenticated hype sneakers, streetwear and collectibles. The Travis Scott CJ1 T-Rexx "Green Spark" is one of the clearest tests yet of how far his Jordan partnership has travelled — from reworking existing classics to designing a silhouette from scratch.

The Travis Scott CJ1 T-Rexx "Green Spark" at a glance

• Full name: Air Jordan CJ1 T-Rexx Travis Scott "Green Spark"
• Style code: IM9113-300
• Colourway: Green Spark / Black / Vapor Green
• Released: 28 March 2026 (Nike SNKRS)
• Silhouette: CJ1 T-Rexx — the first entirely new silhouette of the Travis Scott x Jordan line (introduced 2024)
• PUSHAS market price: from around A$355 (as of July 2026), set by sellers
• In stock now: full size run live, US M3.5–M14, every size in stock (as of July 2026)

What the CJ1 T-Rexx actually is

Travis Scott's Jordan work started in 2019, and for its first five years it meant reworking icons — the reverse-Swoosh Air Jordan 1s, the AJ4s, the Jordan 1 Lows. The CJ1 T-Rexx broke that pattern. Introduced in 2024 (and originally shown under the "Jumpman Jack" name before Jordan Brand settled on CJ1 T-Rexx), it's the first silhouette built from the ground up to Cactus Jack's own brief rather than borrowed from the archive.

The shape reads like a training shoe crossed with an Air Jordan 1: a rubber-wrapped sidewall for stability, a forefoot strap for lockdown, the signature reverse Swoosh, and Cactus Jack branding worked in from the tongue to a wear-away graphic on the outsole. It's chunky, technical and deliberately un-retro — closer to a modern trainer than a hardwood throwback.

Why "Green Spark" is the one people wanted

There's a backstory that gave this colourway a head start. Fans nicknamed it the "Celtics" after Travis was spotted in the bold green pair courtside during the 2024 NBA Finals — long before it had a release date. That early sighting did most of the marketing: by the time the "Green Spark" arrived on SNKRS on 28 March 2026, it was already the makeup collectors associated with the silhouette.

On foot the green does the heavy lifting. Vapor Green leather and nubuck sit over black accents, so it photographs loud but wears more grounded than the brightness suggests — the black tempers it enough to work with denim or cargo. It's the CJ1 T-Rexx at its most recognisable.

Who it's for — and who should skip it

Buy it if you want a Travis Scott pair that doesn't look like everyone else's. Four years of AJ1 Lows and Highs have made the retros familiar; the T-Rexx is still novel enough to read as a statement. It's also genuinely wearable — the strap and wide base make it more of an everyday shoe than a display piece.

Skip it if what you love about Travis's line is the classic Air Jordan 1 shape. This is a bulky, modern trainer silhouette, and no amount of Cactus Jack branding changes that. If a low-profile retro is your thing, the T-Rexx will feel like a lot of shoe.

How much does the CJ1 T-Rexx "Green Spark" cost?

On PUSHAS, seller-set market prices start from around A$355 (as of July 2026) and move with demand and size. The full run is live — US M3.5 through M14 — so it's one of the rare marquee Travis drops where your size is actually buyable rather than sold out. Prices climb at the extreme ends of the size curve, as they do on any Travis release, but the middle of the run sits at the accessible end.

Where to buy the Travis Scott CJ1 T-Rexx "Green Spark"

The "Green Spark" is live in every size on PUSHAS, alongside the wider Travis Scott range and our full Air Jordan collection. New to a Travis drop? Our guide to where to buy authentic Travis Scott sneakers in Australia and worldwide covers what to check, and you can see how the line holds value in our read on what the Travis Scott Jordan 1 Low "Pink Pack" is worth. Everything is authenticated by hand, with global shipping from Sydney and Los Angeles — look for the FASTEST tag on sizes ready to ship immediately.

Frequently asked questions

When did the Travis Scott CJ1 T-Rexx "Green Spark" release?

It released on 28 March 2026 via Nike SNKRS, under style code IM9113-300, in the Green Spark / Black / Vapor Green colourway.

Is the CJ1 T-Rexx the same as the "Jumpman Jack"?

Yes — it's the same silhouette. It was first shown as the "Jumpman Jack" in 2024, and Jordan Brand later settled on the name CJ1 T-Rexx. It's the first entirely new shape in the Travis Scott x Jordan partnership rather than a reworked classic.

Why is the "Green Spark" called the "Celtics"?

Fans nicknamed it the "Celtics" after Travis Scott wore the green pair courtside during the 2024 NBA Finals, well before its official release — the bright green tied it to Boston's colours in people's minds.

How much does the CJ1 T-Rexx "Green Spark" cost on PUSHAS?

Seller-set prices start from around A$355 (as of July 2026) and move with demand and size. The full US M3.5–M14 run is live at the time of writing, several sizes tagged FASTEST for immediate dispatch.

Are PUSHAS Travis Scott pairs authentic?

Yes. Every pair is authenticated by hand before it ships, and PUSHAS ships globally from Sydney and Los Angeles, so you can shop with confidence in Australia or overseas.