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Nike's Air Max Fire sneaker just got hotter, thanks to a new "Hyper Crimson" colorway.

Off the bat, the "Hyper Crimson" Air Maxes immediately grab attention with its flaming orange mesh underlays, which look like the model is quite literally heating up.

In addition to black faux leather, the Nike sneaker comes with Max Air cushioning in its soles, ensuring around-the-clock comfort. Moreover, the Air window has a yellow-ish tint for this particular drop, further playing on the fire theme.

It's almost like the black and red debut pairs, but even more, well, fiery.

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Nike knows its Air Max line is fire, and models like the Air Max Fire and Torch 4 are here to prove it. Those volcanic Air Max 90s, too.

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The Air Max Fire debuted earlier this year as an all-new, budget-friendly sneaker retailing for just 100 bucks. It not only came with an appealing price tag but also a range of equally nice-looking color options, including classic all-black versions and muted beige iterations.

The new "Hyper Crimson" sneakers crank up the heat for the Air Max Fire's debut run.

Nike's Air Max Fire "Hyper Crimson" sneakers are currently available at Rack Room Shoes and Famous Footwear, stores known for brand-name sneaker steals. Expect to pay around it usual retail price (again, $100-$105).

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