LTT1719

The LTT1719 can be configured with multiple last options including the MJOLNIR Last and ALD Last, and is offered in a range of leather options from domestic vegetable-tanned leather to premium Horween Waxed Flesh and shell cordovan. Pricing ranges from $330 for domestic leather versions to $475 for Horween Waxed Flesh, with most configurations around $340.

The LTT1719 employs Goodyear-handwelted construction, a traditional method where all welt stitching is hand-stitched by experienced craftsmen. The boot features a 270-degree stormwelt design, which provides enhanced water resistance by extending the welt coverage around the boot. Construction includes a two-layer midsole that adds durability and structure, paired with a Junkard Synthetic Sole featuring commando sole traction.

The boot incorporates a structured toe box to maintain its shape over time, and finishing includes natural edge treatment. Hardware consists of antique brass eyelets that complement the heritage aesthetic. The lace-to-toe design extends the lacing system from toe to ankle, providing adjustable fit throughout the boot's length.

The LTT1719 features lambskin leather lining in the foot area, while the shaft remains largely unlined to enhance breathability. This construction choice makes the boot particularly suitable for warm climates, as the unlined shaft allows for better air circulation.

Width options range from E to EEE, accommodating various foot widths. Customers can provide ball width measurements to Junkard's customer service for proper sizing guidance.

The LTT1719 is available exclusively through made-to-order production, with no ready-to-wear stock. Pricing varies by leather selection: Pebble Grain versions are priced at $330, standard configurations in Indonesian Tan Pull Up cost approximately $340, and Horween Waxed Flesh versions are priced at $475.

Lead time for made-to-order production is approximately four months from order placement. Customer communication occurs primarily through WhatsApp, with Junkard responsive to specification changes within one month of the order date.

Reviews of the LTT1719 in Indonesian Tan Pull Up leather indicate the leather is soft from first wear with minimal break-in required. The construction has proven solid under use, with no visible stitch errors reported and no components giving way despite sustained wear. The eyelets are smooth and do not tear laces, while speed hooks are relatively stiff but not exceptionally so.

The commando sole provides reliable traction on varied terrain including gravel, soil, grass, and mud. The sole's profile appears sleek from the side while maintaining practical grip characteristics. One noted drawback is the split reverse welt, which can collapse outward at the ball of the foot, potentially trapping dirt and dust between the welt and upper.

The largely unlined shaft construction contributes to breathability, making the boot comfortable in hot climates where fully lined boots would retain excessive heat.