Many of the most innovative products on the market have a similar origin story: They were thrown to the sharks. That is, they appeared in front of the investors on Shark Tank.
These items didn’t just survive, they thrived. You can still find them on the market, but Shark Tank products know no limits. By this point, you can find the innovations in your wardrobe, in the snack aisle, in the kitchen, or at the beach. But regardless of where you use them, they all make great gifts.
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Next-Level Comfort
Tipsy Elves (Season 5, episode 12) | Get a dose of humor with this brand’s outrageous but comfortable holiday apparel. The brand is best known for its Christmas sweaters.
Bombas (Season 6, episode 1) | This brand prides itself on making the most comfortable socks in the world. You can shop from a variety of lengths and designs, and for every pair of socks sold, Bombas will donate a pair to someone facing homelessness.
The Comfy (Season 9, episode 13) | This product may look outrageous, but it’s quite practical. The Comfy offers the comfort and warmth of a blanket with arm holes so you never have to take it off and a large “marsupial pocket” for carrying the essentials.
Better Ways to Eat
Copper Cow Coffee (Season 12, episode 24) | Sip on Vietnamese coffee, easily brewed at home. Copper Cow Coffee offers sustainably packaged kits and supplies to make single, pour-over cups.
Pipcorn (Season 6, episode 9) | Enjoy snack time with this heirloom “mini” popcorn brand. Pipcorn uses vegan, non-GMO, gluten-free kernels to make healthy snacks in varieties that are packed with flavor.
Kodiak Cakes (Season 5, episode 22) | Pancakes and waffles are breakfast staples, but they’ve never been known as healthy options. That was where Kodiak Cakes stepped in. The brand offers whole grain, protein-packed mixes to make the breakfast staples and other indulgent dishes.
Kitchen Hacks
Safe Grabs (Season 8, episode 5) | Cooking can be hot and messy, but Safe Grabs is designed to solve that. These heat-resistant, silicone mats can be used to touch hot pans and surfaces, cover dishes as a splatter guard, and protect surfaces from messes.
Stasher Reusable Food Storage (Season 9, episode 15) | Reduce food waste and stop using single-use plastics. Stasher makes silicone food storage bags that are designed to be reused; every product comes with a lifetime warranty.
Nana Hats (Season 14, episode 8) | These cute knit hats aren’t designed for your head — they’re designed to be worn by bananas. The hats magnetically attached to the top of bananas to slow ripening, allowing your fruit to stay fresh longer and reduce food waste.
Saucemoto Dip Clip (Season 10, episode 22) | Dipping sauces are a hot commodity. Spill less with these clips that go onto your car dashboard and can hold any sauce packet.
Innovative Beach Essentials
SUNFLOW Beach Chair (Season 13, episode 16) | Marketed as the perfect beach chair, SUNFLOW’s chairs are lightweight, adjustable, and built with rust-proof materials. All you have to do is grab a drink to put in the built-in cup holder and soak up the sun — that is, unless you have the SPF 50 sunshade up.
Sand Cloud Beach Towel (Season 8, episode 18) | Towels make the perfect companion for your beach trip, and Sand Cloud’s products are designed to be lightweight, sand resistant, and fast drying. Each product sold supports nonprofits that protect marine life and keep oceans clean.
Spikeball (Season 6, episode 29) | This roundnet ball game isn’t just for the beach, but it’s the perfect activity if you want to get moving in the sand. The game is a cross between volleyball and four square, and it’s easy to pack up and transport from one spot to another.
Fitness Phenomenons
MAXPRO Fitness (Season 13, episode 9) | Get in a workout at home with this lightweight, portable cable system that packs a punch. It will help you build muscle with its strength-training abilities and on-demand workouts that received approval from Shaq.
Bala Bangles (Season 11, episode 13) | Kick your workout up a notch with these silicone weights designed to make movement a little more challenging. Each cuff is 1, 2, or 3 pounds and easily straps onto your wrist or ankle without impacting your ability to move.
Simply Fit Board (Season 7, episode 7) | Add a twist to your workout with this balance board that can engage your legs, core, and upper body. The lightweight design makes the board ultra portable while offering an anti-slip surface.
Shark Tank legends
Scrub Daddy (Season 4, episode 7) | Consider this your ultimate kitchen companion. The Scrub Daddy’s playful design isn’t just fun, it’s practical, making it perfect for cleaning any surface from utensils to cups to pans with stuck-on food.
Squatty Potty (Season 6, episode 9) | This stool will improve your stools. The lightweight, ergonomic design will elevate your feet as you sit on the toilet, which will make it easier and more comfortable to relieve yourself.
Manscaped: The Lawn Mower (Season 10, episode 4) | As the name implies, this is a grooming product make for the fellas. Manscaped seeks to make it easy to trim body hair, and the Lawn Mower is its flagship model designed to go below the belt.
Ring (Season 5 episode 9) | By this point the Ring camera system has become synonymous with home security. In 2013 it was presented on the show under its original name, DoorBot. It was rejected by the sharks, but that didn’t stop it from becoming a tech success.
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