Highlights Aimee Miller and Megan Jackson-Carreker seek $150,000 for 35% equity in Hip Chix, a premium denim jeans brand designed for comfort, style, and a slimming effect. Despite their enthusiasm,…
Muddy Water Camo brings waterfowl into the Shark Tank in episode 416. Founders Steve Maloney and Stephen Kirkpatrick developed their line of camouflage duck hunting apparel to mimic conditions found in…
Highlights Bea Arthur, founder of Pretty Padded Room, pitched her online therapy service to the Sharks, seeking $100,000 for 30% equity. The company offers video sessions and journal therapy, but…
Highlights Yeun and Peter Yung pitched their customizable sushi franchise, How Do You Roll, on Shark Tank. The franchise had 15 locations and 40 sold franchises at the time of…
Highlights Carmen Lindner seeks $75,000 for 25% equity in Gotta Have Smore, presenting her signature product, the Smuffin, a muffin-shaped S’more treat. Despite $250,000 in sales over two and a…
Highlights The Inventioneers, a group of young entrepreneurs aged 10 to 16, pitch The Smart Wheel, seeking $100,000 for 15% equity to help prevent distracted driving by alerting drivers when…
Invis a Rack is a retractable pick-up truck rack system created by life-long inventor and “entrepreneurial Patriot,” Donny McCall. The product premiered in season 3, episode 307 and Donny has…
Lollacup entrepreneurs Mark and Hanna Lim created their unique and patented sippy cup to provide children with a safer product and parents with less messes to clean up. The husband…
Highlights Lindsay Johnson and Nikki Bilsky pitch TriMi Tank, seeking $57,000 for 30% equity for their interchangeable tank top straps business. Despite initial interest from the Sharks, none of them…
Highlights Debbie Brooks, a New York fashion designer, and her husband Paul d’Auriac pitch their high-quality, hand-made Italian leather handbags, seeking $540,000 for 20% equity. Despite showcasing their innovative Magnafab…
NailPak entrepreneur Barabara Lampugnale first appeared on Shark Tank in episode 314. She pitched her all-in-1 nail polish system to a Shark panel that included Lori Greiner, the Queen of…
Highlights ShowNo is a towel with a slit that allows kids to change out of a bathing suit in public with modesty. It also functions as a beach towel and…
Highlights Fleetwood Hicks pitches Villy Custom, a business offering customized beach cruisers, on Shark Tank Customers design their own bikes online, choosing features down to the color of the bicycle…
Highlights Queenie Davis and Andrew Goodrum pitched Boot Illusion on Shark Tank, seeking $100,000 for 30% equity. Boot Illusion offers leather or fabric “uppers” that slip over women’s heels, making…
Highlights Scott Olson, inventor of Rollerblades, pitches Skyride, a human-powered elevated monorail system, seeking $3 million for 20% equity. Despite the innovative concept, the Sharks express concerns about scalability, construction…
Highlights Jim Pittman pitched AirBedz, an air mattress for truck beds, on Shark Tank but failed to secure a deal. Post-show, Pittman faced legal issues over patent rights with TruckBedz.…
AVA the Elephant was NOT the name of the product Tiffany Krumins pitched on the pilot episode of Shark Tank; it was initially called Emma the Elephant, but was changed…
Highlights Rebecca Rescate pitches CitiKitty, a cat toilet training program, seeking $100,000 for 15% equity. After negotiating with the Sharks, Rebecca secures a deal with Kevin Harrington for $100,000 in…
Bibbitec momtrepreneur Susie Taylor brings her “multi-tasking super bib” to the Shark Tank in episode 413 on February 1, 2013. Taylor created the Bibbitec after becoming frustrated with traditional bibs…
CuddleTunes technology entrepreneur Michael Robinson brings his hi-tech version of a kid’s classic toy to the Shark Tank in episode 413. Cuddletunes is a cute teddy bear with an MP3 player…