10 lb CASE - 2026 FRESHLY-Caught Colossal Alaska Red King Crab Legs
Bristol Bay's famous red king crab fishery has just opened, and Alaska's most popular king crab is now available for pre-ordering and overnight delivery right to your door! Orders will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis. Don't miss out!
All FishEx FRESHLY-Caught Crab offered for sale is guaranteed to be from the most recent season, and has been flash-frozen within 120 days or less.
The Ultimate Feast, Sized Right for Home Entertaining.
A 10-pound case is the ideal size for hosting an unforgettable weekend dinner or stocking the home freezer with true show-stopping crab. Inside, you’ll find hefty legs paired with meaty right-hand crusher claws, each packed dense with rich, tender white meat and that signature rich, sweet flavor wild cold-water king crab is renowned for. Sourced through our network of dedicated Bering Sea fishermen and quality processors, this catch represents the peak standard of the 2026 fleet.
Every cluster is pre-cooked and flash-frozen immediately after processing, locking in pure ocean-fresh flavor and pristine texture until you're ready to steam, grill, or roast.
Claim your 10-pound case of the 2026 catch today to reserve your preferred delivery date white supplies last.
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2026 Freshly-Caught Colossal Alaska Red King Crab Legs by the pound.
20 lb Case - 2026 Freshly-Caught Alaska Red King Crab Legs - SAVE 10%
Our #1 favorite crab here at FishEx:
Alaska Giant Snow Crab (Bairdi)
This product ships frozen with dry ice and is ready to be held in your freezer. When you're ready to prepare, make sure to thaw under refrigeration for 12 to 24 hours prior to your meal.
*Note: King crab legs are prone to breakage during shipping. As a policy - we do not pack broken pieces, and we do pack it carefully, but please be aware that FishEx is not responsible for any breakage that occurs during shipping.
Shipping Info:
This item delivers overnight via UPS, from Alaska. You may choose your delivery date during checkout. Orders placed before 10am Alaska Time (M - Th) can be delivered as soon as tomorrow.
Shipping Cost:
FishEx ships all orders via UPS, at a flat rate low cost of $39*. However, orders of $549 or more qualify for FREE* shipping.
*Some (rural) areas require PRIORITY Flat-Rate shipping, which costs $68. HAWAII Flat-Rate shipping costs $99. All major US cities qualify for FREE shipping on orders over $549. Rural zones & Hawaii do not qualify for free shipping, but will receive a $39 credit when the order value is over $549.
Additional Product Info
Our red king crab legs are pre-cooked & flash-frozen. They are glazed for protection from the freezer and packaged in clear plastic bags for easy freezer storage.
You can store our frozen king crab legs in your freezer for several months. To thaw king crab legs & claws, place them in the refrigerator a day prior to cooking. Rinse quickly under cold running water to remove any lingering freezing brine. Keep leftover king crab refrigerated and consume within a couple of days.
3 pounds of king crab will serve 2 to 3 people easily when you're serving additional entreés. If you're having a crab feast or serving a group of crab lovers, 6 pounds serves 3 people. We recommend 1 to 2 pounds per person for an amazing crab feast.
King Crab is low in fat and calories and an excellent source of protein, and it's much leaner than the same amount of beef. Additionally, King crab is rich in omega-3 fatty acids and contains no carbohydrates, saturated fats or trans fats. King crab legs are also nutrient-dense, making them a good source of vitamin C, folate, vitamin B12, magnesium, phosphorus, selenium, zinc and copper.
Serving Size: 100 grams (3.5 ounces)
Commercial Fishing Season (Available Fresh):
Availability (Frozen):
When king crab is caught and delivered to port, it is immediately graded & cooked, then quickly blast-frozen to preserve its quality. This commercial-level processing lets king crab stay frozen for long periods while maintaining its premium quality.
Our Red King Crab Legs are caught in Alaska and are a product of the U.S.A.
