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2 things to keep in mind, the KT2 Player's Edition is usually going to fit more narrow, consider moving up a half size.  This is not true for the KT2 Chinese edition that only goes up to size 10.5 anyway.  If you're an 11.5, you need a 12.   The KT Light is a fully different last and if you...

Thank you for your positive response.  I'm an 11.5 or 12 and definitely fit a 12.  We are exploring 11.5's and 14's for the KT3 - and don't trust the pictures you've seen posted from China. Anta America is offering a 20% discount to the first five (5) individuals that respond to this offer...

The green midsole is the Player's Edition Bahama, the gray is a Chinese version.  These were the same size shoe.  The density and quality of construction is different.  Note the blue heel section doesn't even fit properly.  Even the quality of the heel counter is exposed, thicker and reinforce...

We cut them both open.  The materials are different, however, they can feel similar as Nightwing has reported in his wear testing.  Either way, Chinese versions are likely to cost the same by the time you pay shipping and duty.

The Player's Edition, sold only in the USA, is made in the same line as Klay's shoes, whereas, the on-market (China) version is meant of for the large Chinese market at a lower price point to be affordable.  It's similar to what Nike does by selling "Air" shoes without the air in China, it's all...

I will confirm that weartesters and nightwing2303 are correct in spelling out the differences between the Chinese ANTA KT2's and the Player's Edition KT2 sold only in the US.  The Player's Edition are actually made in the same factory line as Klay's shoes.   The upper materials and ventilation...