Not to good

Delicious and sweet

The crab I bought there before for $69.95 was always reasonably priced an very clean. Now they use their own brand for $89.95 the quality is beyond poor, very slimy and dirty I have recently bought 2 boxes at different times and had to throw away about 1/2 of each box. Very dissatisfied . Fool me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me. Never again, I will buy them at my local market. They did reimburse me for 1 box.

I bought these a while ago even after I read the reviews because I had gotten some in the past that were great but this time they weren’t fresh. I emailed Sams club but no response. Look at the difference between the 2 clusters. Will not purchase again

Not very good tasting don’t waste your money. They use to be amazing but the past few years they have gotten really bad. The crab legs are brown and black. You can’t see inside the colored bag so you really can’t see what your getting till you open it. Sams club you really need a little quality control on your products!

We love crab, but the cost is too much for how much meat is actually in the crab; at least the was the case for the bag I got. All the weight for the 2lbs must have been mostly shell. Quite disappointing for my Valentine's Day dinner with my son; we finished the whole bag ourselves and were still left feeling hungrier before eating everything else than other times we've bought crab legs for cheaper at another store [and yes, we even picked at the body meat and all the other nooks/crannies]. Would be nice if there was a way to really get a fair price for crab legs; like figure out the average weight of the shelling alone and subtract that from the overall weight of what would be one whole crab so you're really calculating the weight of the *meat* that's being paid for to be eaten.

First off, by the time you rinse off the frozen salt water, you lose 20 percent of stated package weight of 32 Oz. Second, the packer concentrates on filling the package with Crab Bodies and small broken crab legs to get the weight content up. These things cost too much per pound to pay for salt water and scraps legs. My last bag contained 14.4 Oz. of crab bodies and 12.3 Oz of legs. That does not add up to 32 Oz. Sam's Club buyers needs to put better quality control in place and develop some supplier packaging content rules. I got to find a better source for crab legs. I'm tired of being disappointed with these. I generally purchase about 24 bags of these legs a year. Frustration has finally got the best of me.

I'd been buying these bags over the last couple of years, and was completely satisfied. The last bag I bought a week ago, out of the six or so "bodies" only one had a claw. And, where that particular leg had been "removed" the stub was black. I'm not going to buy these anymore, the picture on the bag does NOT represent what you get.

These were not fresh. The ones with black spots tasted horrid! Extremely salty! I ate one leg that was perfect the rest of the bag went to the garbage! I would never buy these again! What a waste of money! By the way, half the bag had black spots. Very disappointed with the quality.

I read the reviews for this product and almost didn't purchase, so I felt like this review was absolutely necessary. I bought these yesterday, and had them for dinner last night. I rinsed the ice off of them and boiled them in unsalted/unseasoned water x5 minutes as directed. They were meaty and delicious. They were not overly salty. I made a lemon butter dipping sauce and added my seasoning there as I didn't want to add seasoning to the water and risk them being overly salty. Have I had better, bigger, meatier crab legs? Yes. But were these delicious, convenient, and competitively priced? Also yes. If you're on the fence, I would say go for it.