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Another day, another Nike Air Max 95. This is not a complaint, by the way. There's no such thing as too many Air Max 95s, especially when they look this good.

The newest pairs land in this summer-ready "White/Light Crimson" colorway, which is sort of similar to the original "Comet Red" pairs (which recently returned to Earth).

Like the OG sneakers, the "Light Crimson" Air Maxes master that balance of neutral colors and red pops. But the latest pairs feature wavy grey layers, sprinkled with red throughout. Specifically, crimson red strikes the eyelets, tongue, and logos. The Air bubbles, too.

It's been another great year for the Air Max 95, which has seen several solid drops, from World Cup-ready iterations to Big Bubble Tech releases.

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The "Light Crimson" shoes aren't some crazy, hyped release, though. It's just your basic Air Max 95 sneaker, ready for summer rotations.

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Retailing for $190, the Nike Air Max 95 "Light Crimson" sneakers are now available on Snipes' website.

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