The useful comparison is width at size 10
If length 10 is appropriate, compare this wide selection with a confirmed medium selection before considering a longer pair. The Black/Charcoal size-10 title does not itself spell out width, so the retailer’s variation selector still needs checking. A color change is not evidence of extra room.
The title here is specific enough to avoid calling this an entirely different model. It is Cankton with a stated size, width and finish. A list of Cankton variants can help locate a purchase, but it should not be confused with a list of independently tested shoes.
Roomy fit language has limits
Skechers describes Cankton ST using its Relaxed Fit terminology. That is a model designation, not a measurement of the inside of this wide toe cap or a guarantee for every broad foot. A person may need forefoot width while retaining a close heel, and one width label does not resolve both requirements.
For the actual trial, distinguish soft upper pressure from contact with the rigid toe area. An upper may feel unfamiliar initially, but hard cap contact is not a reason to expect the shoe to grow into the correct size.
Cankton or a slip-on?
Hartan 10 W presents a different closure at a comparable listed size. The Hartan choice depends more heavily on fixed opening and instep geometry, while Cankton gives lace adjustment. Neither is universally preferable. If the workplace allows both, compare whether that adjustment is useful during the shift rather than ranking them on entry speed alone.
The Pebble/Black 11 Wide entry changes length while keeping the stated width category. It is a fitting alternative only if the longer size is actually needed.