Two drops in one day. Zero chaos.
How Cactus Jack ran the Travis Scott x NikeCourt Zoom Vapor 12 HC as a SuperSwipe Pay After draw on shop.travisscott.com, the same day as the AF1 Ice Blue.
Zoom Vapor 12 HC Cactus Jack
Travis Scott takes the NikeCourt Zoom Vapor 12 to the clay in Pale Ivory with Cacao Wow on the reverse Swoosh, laces, and sockliner, and "Haz magia Carlitos" inside the tongue for Carlos Alcaraz, who debuted the pair at the US Open. It released September 4 in the Cactus Court pack with the Air Force 1 '07 Low Ice Blue; SNKRS and select retailers carried it too, but on shop.travisscott.com it ran as a SuperSwipe Pay After draw with bots filtered before selection.
Two draws on one storefront.
The Vapor 12 and the AF1 Ice Blue opened for entries side by side on shop.travisscott.com. Fans entered each draw with a Pay After form, a size, an email, a phone, and shipping, with no payment method required, and the storefront stayed live through both.


Only winners could check out.
Selected fans received a private checkout link by text and email. Winners could purchase through the store's Shopify checkout while supplies lasted. Everyone else was never charged.
See the winner text on the AF1 Ice Blue case study.
Why it worked.
A double drop is where launch infrastructure usually cracks. Both draws ran through SuperSwipe on the storefront Travis Scott already owns, so the day stayed calm.
Run every drop on your own storefront.
The Cactus Court pack ran both releases through SuperSwipe in a single day. Read the AF1 Ice Blue case study, browse more drops in the case studies, or see plans on the pricing page.