Sneakers in your team's colors · NFL
Best Sneakers for Los Angeles Chargers Fans
5 sneakers in powder blue and gold
- 1
Jordan 1 Mid AquatoneAquatone/Celestial Gold/White$75 typical resale · half sold $69 to $109 · 25 soldPrice by size and history → - 2
Nike Dunk High Blue ChillBlue Chill/White/Amarillo/Blue Chill$75 typical resale · half sold $55 to $100 · 32 soldPrice by size and history → - 3
Nike SB Dunk Low Sean CliverWhite/Psychic Blue/Metallic Gold$324 typical resale · half sold $292 to $357 · 67 soldPrice by size and history → - 4
Jordan 5 Retro Trophy Room Ice BlueIce Blue/Sail-Metallic Gold-University Red$606 typical resale · half sold $564 to $652 · 24 soldPrice by size and history → - 5
Jordan 9 Retro Low What The KilroyBlack/University Blue-University Gold-Dark Cayenne-Challenge Red-Deep Royal Blue$136 typical resale · half sold $125 to $150 · 2,017 soldPrice by size and history →
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Frequently Asked Questions
What sneakers match Los Angeles Chargers colors?
Our top pick in powder blue and gold is the Jordan 1 Mid Aquatone (Aquatone/Celestial Gold/White), which typically resells for $75. We found 5 sneakers in Chargers colors that sold at least 10 times on GOAT or StockX in the last 90 days; the list above shows the closest 5.
What is the cheapest sneaker in Chargers colors?
Of the closest matches, the Jordan 1 Mid Aquatone typically resells for $75, with half of pairs selling between $69 and $109.
Are these official NFL shoes?
No. These are regular sneakers whose official colorways use powder blue and gold, matched by their color names. They are not licensed by the NFL or the team.
How we pick: footwear with 10+ completed sales on GOAT or StockX in the last 90 days (GOAT and StockX listings of the same style code combined, kids' sizes left out), whose name or official colorway contains powder blue and gold. Shoes whose main color is a team color rank higher, extra non-team colors rank lower, then the busier shoe wins. Prices are medians of completed sales, not retail. Updated November 6, 2026. All teams: sneakers by team colors.