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Compare King Crab Leg Sizes
Choose Giant, Colossal or Super Colossal Alaskan red king crab legs by the listed leg-weight range, then select the package weight for your meal. All three are wild-caught in Alaska, fully cooked and shipped frozen.
| Size | Listed weight per leg, shell on | Package weights listed |
|---|---|---|
| Giant | 0.5–0.75 lb. | 3–10 lbs. |
| Colossal | 0.6–0.8 lb. | 3–10 lbs. |
| Super Colossal | 0.8–1.25 lbs. | 3–10 lbs. |
Leg weights are approximate ranges from our product listings and can overlap. Orders may include claws, leg pieces and shoulders. Package weight includes the shell; it is not picked-meat weight or a guaranteed number of whole legs. Check the product cards for current prices and availability.
Buy Alaskan Red King Crab Legs Online
Our Alaskan red king crab has sweet, tender meat and arrives fully cooked and frozen. Choose the leg size and shell-on package weight that fit your dinner, or compare the 2 lb. leg-segment assortment, 1 lb. broiler claws and 2 lb. merus pieces when available.
For a meal with accompaniments, the Giant and Colossal King Crab Feasts for Two each include 3 lbs. of shell-on crab, potatoes, butter, whoopie pies and one shared pair of seafood shears. Review each bundle’s contents and preparation details before ordering.
Compare Package Weight and Price per Pound
Compare the same size grade and package weight across sellers. Divide the package price by its listed pounds to compare shell-on price per pound, then include shipping charges when comparing delivered cost. A 3 lb. package means 3 lbs. of shell-on crab, not three legs or three pounds of picked meat.
Check whether an offer includes whole legs, mixed pieces or a dinner bundle. Size names alone do not guarantee a specific leg count, meat yield or better flavor.
Sustainably Sourced Alaskan Red King Crab
Our red king crab is wild-caught in Alaska. Catch limits based on stock assessments, minimum sizes, male-only harvest and seasonal rules guide the fishery’s sustainable management.
How Alaska Manages Its Red King Crab Fishery
Alaska’s fishery managers use crab population surveys to set harvest limits and adjust fishing seasons. Gear requirements and bycatch limits also help reduce the fishery’s impact.
How Much King Crab Should I Buy?
Plan on about 1–2 lbs. of shell-on king crab per person, depending on appetite and the rest of the meal. Use the lower end with substantial sides or steak, and the higher end when crab is the main event.
A 3 lb. package gives two people about 1.5 lbs. each, or three people about 1 lb. each. A 6 lb. order gives four people about 1.5 lbs. each. These are shell-on planning portions; actual picked-meat yield varies.
Quick Preparation and Serving Ideas
Keep the crab frozen until needed and thaw it in the refrigerator. The legs are already cooked; heat them according to the package directions before serving. Steam, gently simmer, bake or grill, checking the thickest pieces and avoiding prolonged heating that dries out the meat.
Serve with melted butter and lemon, plus potatoes, corn or a green salad. Use the complete guides below for thawing, timing and cracking instructions, or explore the Crab Field Guide to compare crab types and plan your meal.
King Crab FAQ
Quick answers about size, portions, origin, preparation and delivery.The Alaskan red king crab legs in Giant, Colossal and Super Colossal sizes are wild-caught in Alaska. The product pages identify the origin and format for each specialty cut or dinner bundle.
Our listings give approximate shell-on weights of 0.5–0.75 lb. per Giant leg, 0.6–0.8 lb. per Colossal leg and 0.8–1.25 lbs. per Super Colossal leg. Ranges can overlap. Choose the size for its listed weight, then select your package weight; the size name does not promise a fixed number of whole legs.
Our Giant, Colossal and Super Colossal Alaskan red king crab legs are fully cooked and shipped frozen. Follow the package directions for thawing and heating before serving. Dinner bundles can include other components that require separate preparation.
Allow about 1–2 lbs. of shell-on crab per person, depending on appetite and whether you are serving sides or another main course. For example, 3 lbs. provides about 1.5 lbs. each for two people. Shell-on weight is not edible-meat weight.
Orders of our Alaskan red king crab legs may include claws, leg pieces and shoulders. The package is sold by shell-on weight rather than a guaranteed whole-leg count. Specialty assortments and cuts have their own product descriptions.
King crab is shipped frozen in insulated packaging. Check the product’s shipping requirements and the delivery dates and charges offered at checkout for your address. Choose a date that leaves time to thaw the crab before your meal, and keep it frozen or refrigerated as directed when it arrives.
Steaming, gentle simmering, baking and grilling are options for heating fully cooked king crab. Follow the package directions and use our complete cooking guide for thawing and timing. Larger pieces and crowded cookware can take longer to heat through.
King crab has larger, thicker-shelled legs and rich, substantial pieces of meat. Snow crab usually comes in smaller clusters with thinner shells and a more delicate texture. Compare the listed package weight, origin and serving needs for the products you are considering.