When o' when is a shoe company going to produce a WINTERIZED running shoe?

Ummmm...ever heard of bunny slippers?

Saucony speed shield? Nike peg shield?

Trail shoes have exactly what you're talking about.

Basically you're looking for closed knit.

As the previous poster said, if you want "weatherproof" get Gore Tex trail shoes. The only problem with these is once water gets in, it's doesn't get out and the shoes stay wet for a while. If you're running thru streams/water crossings or even deep puddles, the water gets in thru the top of the shoe and you're screwed. For this reason, I usually avoid Gore Tex shoes and if conditions/trail are calling for that protection, I just put on a good pair of merino socks on.

If The conditions are that bad, throw on some Yaxtrax and you're good to go

Just get some waterproof socks. Can wear any shoe you want, and they are usually warmer then regular socks.

They are not going to, same reason they won't make low stack racing flats. The majority of those who buy running shoes don't run in the winter. Hobby joggers are the market the shoe companies target.

Glad to read I'm not the only one with this issue. Living in the NE, toes hurt for the first 1 mile to 1.5 mile on a cold winter day. Certainly discouraging to go out running. I purchased a pair of heated socks which work.

You must be new to running or don't know how to google.