If you have flat and wide feet, try Asics. Especially the Gel Kayano series. Too good. Might be a bit expensive but really worth it. More on reddit.com

I own the max cushioning elite galaxy burst, hyper craze bounce rebound, and arch fit delphi. This is my 4th purchase of the max cushioning elite. The arch fit delphi is by far the most comfortable sneaker I've ever worn. And I was a die hard max cushioning elite fan. I didn't think I'd ever find anything so comfortable! The arch fit has cushion and support. It molds to your foot, but supports it at the same time. I have owned the Go Walk brand previously and it just doesn't compare to the other lines. The Go Walks don't offer enough support in my opinion. I definitely suggest trying the other lines! I walk between 15,000 to 25,000 steps a day and my feet feel amazing at the end of the day. Skechers is really the only sneaker brand I will buy! More on reddit.com

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For what's worth, my former flatmate, who was morbidly obese, had a pair of Skechers slip ins (unsure of the model, but surely not exactly the one in your pics) and they lasted him like a year of basically daily use, mainly going to work (a ~15 minutes walk, although sometimes he would take a taxi). They held up quite well, the foamy midsole wasn't completely deflated but the upper, which seemed to be a thin canvas, on one of the shoes was a bit fucked because of long big toe nail (which is something quite common on these kind of uppers if you don't clip your nails as you should). In the end, your mileage will always vary. When seeing issues online, I often wonder how many people actually had the issue and complained vs how many people didn't have any issues at all and didn't say anything. In the end, you can only risk it. I think that if you will simply use them for driving, durability shouldn't be an issue as you would be putting your whole weight on them or constantly putting them under stress, but then again... Who knows? If you already have them (as you mention that you tried them and it was great), I would keep using them and see for myself. More on reddit.com