Get ready for some new field designs at SoFi Stadium.
Even if the looks have an old-school feel.
The Chargers on Tuesday announced two new field designs that will be featured for the Bolts next two upcoming home games against the Colts and Vikings to match the Chargers new alternate uniforms.
Here's a look at each one.
Charger Power
The Bolts will wear their alternate all-gold *Charger Power* uniforms in Week 7 against Indianapolis and will have a field design to match it.
The end zones at SoFi Stadium will be powder blue and feature the retro Chargers logo with a pronounced "H" that the team used in the early days of the franchise. The midfield logo will be the standard Bolt the team uses at home games.
The all-gold Charger Power uniform channel the energy and progressive nature of the Air Coryell days when the Chargers had one of the most explosive and lethal offenses the NFL has ever seen.
Take a look at the all-gold Charger Power uniform, the first of their kind to be worn by the Bolts. The Charger Power uniforms will debut during Legends Weekend against the Indianapolis Colts on Oct. 19. Get your tickets today!
Fans packed the Murph back then wearing gold 'Charger Power' T-shirts - a phenomenon not lost on Hall of Fame quarterback Dan Fouts.
Fouts explained what it was like to feel Charger Power on game days.
"It was wonderful. It really was," Fouts said. "As a quarterback, one of the great, unique things you can do is to quiet your own crowd.
"I had to do that so often so the team could hear my signals at the line of scrimmage. Charger Power was real, it wasn't just a slogan on a T-Shirt. That stadium was absolutely alive every time we took the field. We had to calm everyone down, they were so excited," Fouts added.
With Charger Power stitched on the neckline in powder blue, the gold jersey itself looks like the Chargers current primary uniforms of powder blue and white, only with white numbers with a powder blue outline.
"If you're going to do gold, the way we did it with all gold, it looks amazing," Derwin James, Jr. said. "It's a great alternate."
Super Chargers
It will be a quick turnaround after Sunday as the Bolts then host the Vikings in Week 8 on Thursday Night Football.
This is first of two Super Chargers games in 2025, with the other coming in Week 13 against the Raiders.
The end zones in Week 8 will be navy and feature 'CHARGERS' in large, white block letters that will draw nostalgia from the franchise's time in San Diego.
The midfield Bolt is an updated look from what the franchise previously used nearly two decades ago. The center of the logo is white with a navy outline around it. A thinner gold outline on navy completes the modern throwback look.
As for the Bolts Week 8 alternate uniform, the new Super Chargers threads are comprised of an all-navy set that includes a modernized helmet (with the identical finish of the previous era), jersey and pants.
It's worth noting the new navy uniforms look a bit different than what the Chargers previously wore. The last time the Chargers wore a navy uniform was in 2006.
Players who previously wore navy — including a pair of Hall of Famers — love the new look.
"I love the navy. That was my favorite one," said Antonio Gates. "And once I saw this new version, I said, 'Yeah, I definitely would have scored a few touchdowns wearing that.' I love that uniform. I wish I could play in it again."
LaDainian Tomlinson added: "If you think about the Chargers and the brand and the colors — and what that means — I think most people my age would identify with the navy blue and the lightning bolt. When you saw that jersey, more than likely you were in Qualcomm Stadium. And, more than likely, if you were on the other team in that era you were leaving with a loss."
The 2025 update of the team's navy alternate uniform bears a striking resemblance to the original but with several subtle, modern updates. The Bolts will introduce their Super Chargers uniforms on Oct. 23 versus the Minnesota Vikings — the night the team will induct legendary safety Rodney Harrison into the Chargers Hall of Fame.
With Super Chargers stitched in white on the neckline, other notable differences include a smaller bolt on the shoulders, the more streamlined bolt and a player's number on the helmet, modern numbers on the uniform itself with the old-school outline and the simple fact that they will only be worn navy on navy.
The majority of the look, however, is the same: a navy helmet with a navy facemask, a navy jersey with white numbers outlined with gold trim and navy pants with the bolt, filled in with white, on the sides.
Daiyan Henley added: "It's a [Junior] Seau-type of feeling. We're trying to tap back into those legends. It's a nod to them and a nod to the past. I want to do right by this jersey."
