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Heh, it's a little hard for me to not see Crimson as feminine, since it's usually my go-to Internet moniker. But I mainly see it as androgynous, since I end up always being mistaken for a boy anyway. ;p

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I really like color names that are more out of left field, especially as middle names. I think that Crimson could be a quirky, yet solid mn for a boy (but that may be because it does seem very name-y to me since I'm used to going by it).

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Samuel Crimson
Henry Crimson
Jared Crimson
Arthur Crimson
Jeriah Crimson
Marcos Crimson
Luciano Crimson
Julius Crimson
Richard Crimson
Albert Crimson
Wesley Crimson
Nathanael Crimson