The Inboard M1 electric skateboard has already received a lot of hype, but things are about to go into hyperspeed territory for the firm after their appearance on this week’s Shark Tank. The M1 is the world’s first electric skateboard with motors inside the wheels. It has a 24mph top speed (wear a helmet!) with
This week’s Shark Tank features Nomiku — a product which allows you to bring the phenomenon of sous vide cooking, used by top chefs, into your kitchen. And at the moment you can get a $50 discount. The WiFi Nomiku is an “immersion circulator” that clips on to the side of a pan and controls the
Go Cubes chewable coffee blocks are one of the most eye-catching products to appear on Shark Tank this season. The producers are certain there’s a huge market, asking the sharks for $2million in investment on this week’s episode. But what’s all the fuss about? And where can you buy them? Go Cubes, produced by Nootrobox,
This week’s Shark Tank features Barbell Apparel — who make jeans, chinos and other clothes for beefcakes. The brand’s “athletic fit” pants are designed specifically to be the right size and shape for people with muscular quads, who find normal clothes too tight around their thighs. So if you’re a fan of squats, this might
On Shark Tank this week, there’s entrepreneurs from all corners of the spectrum pitching their ideas — with everything from puppies, fish, algae pills, and clothes for beefcakes. The four start-ups featured are PupBox, Line Cutterz, ENERGYbits and Barbell Apparel. PupBox probably has the cutest presentation ever seen on Shark Tank, with a trolley-full of
This week’s Shark Tank features ENERGYbits — tiny pills made of algae which claim to instantly eliminate tiredness and hunger. There are four different types of ‘bits’ made by the one company: RECOVERYbits, made of Chlorella algae, which claim to help improve your immune system and absorb toxins ENERGYbits, made of of Spirulina algae, which
This week’s Shark Tank features PupBox, an all-you-need box for any aspiring puppy owner that helps guide you through the process of dog-ownership, with a few treats thrown in. The PupBox costs from $29 a month if you pay for a full year in advance, with one of the boxes arriving in the mail every
Milk Snob — which creates multi-functional covers for moms and their babies — featured on Shark Tank. But where can you buy their products, and what exactly do they do? Milk Snob covers are multi-purpose and can be used for two main things: 1) To cover an infant car seat, keeping your little one protected
Billionaires Mark Cuban and Chris Sacca have it out in a furious row on this week’s Shark Tank — when they disagree over a business. The pair’s row comes as they listen to a pitch from Toor — an app which works with a smart lockbox for use in the real estate business. The lockbox
On Shark Tank this week, 10-year-old Jack Bonneau pitches for $50,000 investment in his business, Jack’s Stands and Marketplaces. But what exactly do they do? Jack set up the business after running his own lemonade stand from the age of eight, with the aim of helping kids learn about entrepreneurship and financial literacy while developing