The Nike Free Run 2 design palette has been re-upped and added to, including new materials options. Gone is the splatter option for the quarter panel, midsole and other areas. Full-grain leather is now available on a number of areas, including the quarter panel, Swoosh, mudguard and heel tab. The mesh also looks to have been changed to the square shape type used on the “Omega” Pack AM1s. Head over to Nike iD to check out all the new options.

Ready to drop soon, this new?Nike Free 3.0 makes the most of an eye-catching Chilling Red highlight. The remainder of this is Pro Platinum and other neutral shades, helping the aforementioned hue really catch the attention of onlookers. The ultra-flexible sole provides support on the underside, partnering with the mesh upper to create a performance and comfort-forward pair of kicks.?Unfortunately these Frees aren’t free though, so get your $90 ready for this upcoming release.Eye-catching colors are splayed across this new Nike Free Run+ 2, creating a perfect mix of flexibility and funkiness. Green Apple serves as the majority color, while Chlorine Blue appears on the heel and laces. The synthetic and mesh upper not only further this Free’s function, but it also makes for a breathable summer runner.

At the beginning of this week, we showed you some very intriguing, upcoming Nike Free 3.0 Women options for the iconic Air Max 1. Specifically, one will be able to utilize a crepe rubber outsole, as well as add a limitless amount of new materials and color schemes. We also informed you of a unique woven striped suit material that is seen on the toe box above. We have now learned that this particular option will officially be available on November 9th, 2010. Originally, this material was scheduled to launch in a few weeks; however, you will now have to three months for this new application. It is safe to say this new material is well worth the wait. Stay tuned as more information regarding the Air Max 1 options should surface soon.

Because not everything should be available online, the New York Nike Free 5.0 studios at Nike Town and 21 Mercer have saved some design options for themselves. Last week, we showed you some new materials and colors available for the Air Max 1 and now we’re getting not only a look at materials you can’t get anywhere outside of NYC, but also actually seeing the materials that are available online. Most notably added to the in-house studio is the option to utilize a crepe rubber outsole, similar to the three pairs set to release later this year. Other details to take notice of include the use of ballistic mesh and striped cloth on the toe box, as well as the options to use a navy midsole.