Ep 23. Week 23
- TVPG
- May 3, 2013
- 43 min
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7.6 (58)
Week 23 of Shark Tank season 4 boasts a lineup of innovative and forward-thinking entrepreneurs who are looking for an investment to bring their products to the masses. As the sharks prepare to sink their teeth into the latest pitches, they hear from a variety of entrepreneurs with a range of products.
The first product up for consideration is a new technology that is designed to make exercise more enjoyable and effective. The inventor pitches a set of smart weights that can track your progress and provide feedback on your form. The sharks are wowed by the possibilities of this product, but some are concerned about the cost of production and the potential for competition from established fitness brands.
Next up is a company that has developed a new kind of food storage container that is designed to keep your food fresher for longer. The entrepreneur behind this product has a personal connection to food waste, and is excited to bring their product to market in order to help reduce waste and save people money. The sharks are impressed with the product's potential, but some are skeptical about the company's ability to overcome the challenges inherent in the food storage industry.
Another entrepreneur pitches a new type of travel accessory that is designed to make packing easier and more organized. The product is a set of modular packing cubes that can be customized to fit any suitcase or backpack. The sharks are intrigued by the product's potential, but some are concerned about the crowded market for travel accessories and the challenge of breaking through to consumers.
The fourth pitch brings a new kind of cleaning product that uses ultrasonic technology to clean jewelry, glasses, and other small items. The entrepreneur behind the product is passionate about its potential to reduce waste and save people time and money by eliminating the need for expensive cleaning solutions and professional cleaning services. The sharks are impressed by the product's effectiveness, but some are skeptical about the company's ability to break into the crowded cleaning industry.
Finally, the last pitch of the episode comes from an entrepreneur who has developed a new kind of bike lock that is both more secure and more convenient than traditional bike locks. The product uses a combination of mechanical and electronic locking mechanisms to provide a greater level of security, while still allowing for easy access and use. The sharks are impressed with the product's potential, but some are skeptical about the costs of production and the challenges of breaking into the competitive bike market.
As the episode comes to a close, viewers are left wondering which products will receive investments and which will be left in the dust. With each pitch, the sharks must decide whether the potential rewards of investing in a new product outweigh the risks that come with trying to bring it to market. Whether they invest or not, the entrepreneurs behind each product can be proud of the hard work and dedication they put into their ideas. So, don't miss this exciting episode of Shark Tank season 4.