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I used to like it, but now I only think of Rice Crispies.

It's okay. A bit different.
I know of it because of the actor Crispin Bonham-Carter.

This name has two distinct associations for me: potato chips and angsty archers. It also reminds me of the euphemism "cripes!"

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I don't really care much for the sound, though I like how it looks. It's not a bad choice, but I feel that there are a lot of better ones, like Christian, Caspian, or Cyprian.

I really like Crispin. It's odd and unexpected.

I'm related to one by marriage. He is always called Cris, so most people assume it's Christopher and are surprised - I know I was! It's okay, but I prefer Christopher.

I like it. It's not common at all here. I've never met a Crispin

I love it!

To me it's farcical. Crispy! It probably works though

I love this name. I first heard it on Helsing as the actor who voices Alucard is Crispin Freeman. It is also the middle name of British actor Richard Armitage (The Hobbit).

My children have a book about Crispin the Dragon. His full name is Crispin Blaze but he can't breathe fire.

It makes me think of Nestle's Crisp bars and Rice Krispies. The "Crisp" part makes it seem kind of comical to me.

I kinda like it. It's got a quirky hipster vibe going on. The only one I've met in real life was a middle-aged guy working at a Panera. Spot on. Ha.

It's quirky. It's almost too quirky, but not quite. I'm not really a fan of it.
Brothers Marius and Carmine, sisters Prisca and Celeste

I love it. I prefer Caspian slightly, but Crispin has its charm.