Super Colossal Red King Crab Legs

• Responsibly Sourced
• Each Full Leg Weighs on Avg. 1.00 Lb.
• Fully Cooked and Flash-Frozen
• May Include Claws and Leg Pieces
• Each Leg Ships With 3-5 Segments Minimum

Order Super Colossal Red King Crab Legs

It’s time to bring home the king. When you order Super Colossal King Crab Legs from King Crab Legs Co, you’re treating yourself and your loved ones to an extraordinary dining experience that you won’t find at your local supermarket. These king crab legs are the meatiest crab legs you will find and can measure several feet in length. But don’t let their size dissuade you from ordering. They’re incredibly easy to cook and before you know it, you’ll be shelling them and enjoying sweet hunks of red and white crabmeat with your family and friends. Orders of king crab legs may include claws, leg pieces, and shoulders, which allows us to share with you more delicious, sweet crabmeat from this coastal seafood favorite.

Stock up on kitchen supplies to pair with your king crab such as our Metal Seafood Shears or Mr. Sticks seafood seasoning.

Responsibly Harvested Red King Crab Meat

At King Crab Legs Co, we know the long-term sustainability of seafood products is an issue deeply connected to coastal communities all across the world. In order to offer you king crab meat today and in the future, we work only with fisheries that follow all local, federal, and international rules and regulations to responsibly harvest king crab to ensure continued access to these crustaceans for future generations.

Unmatched Quality and Freshness

King Crab Legs Co. sources crabmeat to be the freshest, tastiest it can be for our customers. Prized by local fishermen, our Red King crabs are caught in the frigid waters of the Bering Sea and Northern Pacific Ocean. When it lands at the docks, it is immediately cooked, sometimes brined, and flash-frozen before it’s shipped directly to us. It’s impossible to experience fresher Alaskan king crab unless you take a boat out on the water and catch it yourself (which we don’t recommend).