I have not, I tend to avoid adding anything supportive inside the shoe. That being said, if they feel good, I see no problem with it. Comfort is the most important thing, and it’s highly individual. I prefer a roomy fit with little support, but others are opposite. It’s just a matter of figuring out what works best for you.

Backcountry.com also has them.

No, never did measure them, but seem thinner than the Ortholites you can buy separately. Need to remember to grab them and measure next time I’m at the office.

Have you been using the basic 5mm Artilage insoles? I’m just asking because I see they offer two more expensive versions (Dynamic Arch and Instant Custom Orthotics). In what running shoes have you used these Artilage inserts?

Peter, yes, zero drop shoes give no NO heel pain! I’m a believer. My boots have a 3/4″ heel, and there is room for an orthotic inside. But I don’t think there is enough room to raise the forefoot enough. I would LOVE it if a good shoe company would come up with a zero drop version of a few styles of shoes and boots.

Either of the insoles mentioned in this post should work.