Highlights Kyle Rainey, an inventor from Baton Rouge, presents Tail Lightz, light-up stickers for jeans, seeking $50,000 for 50% equity. The Sharks criticize the product’s dated design and practicality issues,…
Highlights Megan Cummings presents You Smell Soap, a luxury soap brand that started as a college project and evolved into a potential business. The Sharks are impressed by her product’s…
Dominique McClain Barteet brings her product, One Sole Shoes, to episode 208 of the Shark Tank. Barteet began her career as a pharmacist. After buying several of the same pair…
Highlights Aldo Orta seeks $180,000 for 45% equity to grow his jewelry brand, incorporating mythological and cultural symbols. Orta’s high-end clientele includes celebrities and political figures, but he wants to…
Highlights Kim Preis seeks $50,000 for 15% equity. Product: Maternity clothing with customizable due dates and seasonal options. Sales peak: $400,000 annually; current sales: $90,000. Sharks’ Verdict: All Sharks decline.…
Andy Humphrey brings his Ecomowers to episode 206, in hopes of getting the Sharks to risk some green on his eco-friendly line of lawn care equipment. Currently, Humphrey runs a…
Highlights Chris Spencer introduces Hydromax, a hydration system designed to prevent dehydration in football players, seeking $50,000 for 25% equity on Shark Tank. Hydromax is designed to fit under football…
Highlights The Carsik Bib is designed to help prevent messes and odors from car sickness in children by catching vomit in an attached pouch. Despite a humorous pitch, the Sharks…
Highlights Shane Panell pitched Sweep Easy, a broom with a retractable scraper, seeking $40,000 for 25% equity on Shark Tank. He secured a deal with Daymond John and Kevin Harrington…
Highlights Melissa and Ben Fossey asked for $60,000 for 20% of Caddyswag, their golf-bag cooler company. The Sharks declined the investment, doubting the product’s market appeal. Despite no deal, Caddyswag…
Highlights Deidrea Haysel pitches Hot Mama Gowns, her line of organic cotton maternity hospital gowns, seeking $30,000 for 20% equity on Shark Tank. Despite her passion and strong defense of…
Highlights April Morris pitched Thin Gloss, a lip gloss with mood-boosting and appetite-suppressing properties, seeking $80,000 for 5% equity. The Sharks were concerned about the unverified weight loss claims and…
Highlights Bob Kroupa seeks $500,000 for 30% equity in New Era Brands. Product includes clip-on containers for mints, gum, and contact lenses. Sharks are skeptical of the product’s direction and…
Highlights Jan Augenstein seeks $100,000 for 30% equity in Fridge Fronts. The product offers customizable, magnetic appliance covers. Only Kevin Harrington and Barbara Corcoran make an offer, leading to a…
Highlights Johnny Gennaro and Vinny Pastore pitch Broccoli Wad, a silicone money clip inspired by mafia members using broccoli bands, seeking $50,000 for 20% equity. Barbara Corcoran offers $50,000 for…
Highlights Mike Abbaticchio and Shon Lees present Hill Billy Brand, an outdoor and country lifestyle apparel line, seeking $50,000 for 25% equity on Shark Tank. The duo sold $50,000 worth…
David Patrick and Zack Fleishman hope to reinvent the wheel when they pitch Shark Wheel, a “square” skateboard wheel, in Shark Tank episode 623. The wheel isn’t exactly a square,…
Highlights Adriana Montano seeks $100,000 for 20% equity in Gato Cafe, a cat-themed cafe where patrons can enjoy coffee and interact with free-roaming cats. Despite interest in the concept, especially…
Chris Ruder, along with his Spikeball team, shows the Sharks the next great American game in Shark Tank Season 6, finale. Spikeball is a 2-on-2, beach volleyball-type game. The “net”…
Christopher Sakezles hopes a Shark invests in SynDaver Labs, a synthetic cadaver business, in Shark Tank episode 625. SynDaver Labs manufactures man-made cadavers for medical training, CPR and first aid…