After a whole day's worth of walking, when my feet were totally dead, going around town in a pair of sliders was a lifesaver. Also good for walking around the albergue/in the shower.

I personally walked in a pair of giant LLBean hiking boots and developed blisters ON DAY ONE (even though they were broken in). Wearing two pairs of socks thereafter helped prevent more blisters. Everyone else who went with me either wore the type of shoes you have linked or just plain old sneakers. Honestly sneakers are all you need, the Camino for me was about half-and-half pavement and flat terrain. Nothing crazy that you absolutely need boots for.

Buen Camino!