Geanie and Chris Rogers hope to tie up a deal for Rapid Rope, their “rope in a can,” in Shark Tank episode 1115. Chris is a utility lineman and the Rogers family does a lot of camping, hunting and fishing. A common need when the Rogers are pursuing outdoor interests is the need for rope.
Chris always carries a coil of rope with him when he’s going outdoors. Unfortunately, the rope gets tangled and he always struggled to find something to cut it with. His solution is Rapid Rope. It’s 120 feet of flat braid rope in a canister. The rope has 1100 pounds of tensile strength, strong enough to hold just about anything. It’s coiled in a shatter proof canister which has a cutting device built in. Now, carrying a lot of rope around is convenient and it doesn’t take up a lot of space.
One canister of Rapid Rope costs $25 and a refill cartridge costs $15. Reviews are unanimously positive. The product does what it says it will do. Rapid Rope got its start in 2017 but the Rogers had to put the business on the back burner for a few years when their adopted son got ulcerative colitis. They spent a lot of their time and money getting him healthy and they’re ready to get it going full steam again. Hopefully, a Shark will “knot” let them down.
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Rapid Rope Shark Tank Recap
Geanie and Chris will pitch the panel of five Sharks on the business and its prospects for growth. They’ll need to convince Mark Cuban, Kevin O’Leary, Lori Greiner, Barbara Corcoran and “recurring” Shark Rohan Oza that the company is worthy of a Shark investment. A good business plan, good financials, and sales data will impress the Sharks, but they’ll need to show them THEY are capable of running the company to “Shark standards.” A full pitch re-cap on Rapid Rope will be available on Shark Tank Blog once this episode airs.
Rapid Rope Shark Tank Update
The Shark Tank Blog constantly provides updates and follow-ups about entrepreneurs who have appeared on the Shark Tank TV show. Once an episode has aired, we monitor the progress of the businesses featured, whether they receive funding or not and report on their progress. The Shark Tank Blog will follow-up on Rapid Rope & Geanie and Chris Rogers as more details become available.
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