In 2024/25, Griezmann ended his Puma boot sponsorship, wearing his older Future 18.1 in matches before finally switching to Decathlon. He now wears the Kipsta CLR, the brand’s Elite offering clocking in at the price of Academy takedown boots. The boot combines a synthetic Skin Touch Control upper with a Pebax soleplate.
Kipsta CLR Red Storm
Griezmann began his Decathlon football boot stint in January 2025, but his first signature from the brand came in August of that year. With reddish pink and orange accent, the Kipsta CLR Red Storm evoked memories of the Future Ultimate from the Forever Faster pack. All the more one can make the connection when you account for the silhouette being similar to that previous Griezmann silo.
| Model | Tech | Pitches | |
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Kipsta CLR | Skin Touch Control Upper Pebax soleplate |  | 
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Who is Antoine Griezmann?
Antoine Griezmann previously was a Puma Ultra player. Prior to Griezmann boots being comprised of the Puma Ultra speed boot, he used to headline the Puma Future, known back then for its customisable Netfit lacing system. As the headline player back then, he received multiple signature Future editions. Perhaps in anticipation of Neymar becoming the face of the Future starting with the Z generation, Griezmann switched and helped the brand lead the launch of the Ultra in 2020. Whenever Puma had SL (super light) Ultra releases, it was Griezmann who always gave the boots their match debut.
Antoine Griezmann is a French forward who played for La Liga giants Barcelona and Atletico Madrid. His versatility upfront sees him as a scorer and provider, and can be positioned centrally or at the flanks to fulfill roles based on what the system dictates. One of his crowning moments came in 2018 when France won the World Cup. He seemed to have a knack of winning other knockout competitions as well, winning the 2020/21 UEFA Nations League with France, the 2017/18 Europa League with Atletico, and the 2020/21 Copa del Rey with Barca. As a reflection of being one of the best players at one point, he secured 3rd place finishes in the 2016 and the 2018 Ballon d’Or races.
