Lose 12 Inches, Where to Buy + Shark Tank On-Air Deal (Season 4)

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The Shark Tank pitch

$120K
Asked for: 25%
Offered equity: $480K
Sought valuation: $125K
On-air deal amount: 25%
Deal equity: $500K
Implied equity valuation

Ryan "Cowboy" Ehmann presented Lose 12 Inches in Season 4, Episode 19. The episode aired March 8, 2013. The business was listed in Loveland, CO.

The ask was $120,000 for 25% of the company, an implied valuation of $480K.

Lose 12 Inches reached a recorded on-air agreement with Daymond John for $125,000 and 25% equity. The record lists a $500K implied deal valuation. These are the reported on-air terms, not confirmation that funding was completed.

The index records 52 accepted on-air deals among 103 Season 4 pitches. Across 156 sports & outdoors pitches with known outcomes in the index, 65% are recorded as accepted deals.

Daymond John$125K

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I buy Lose 12 Inches?

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Did Lose 12 Inches get a deal on Shark Tank?

Lose 12 Inches reached a recorded on-air agreement with Daymond John for $125,000 and 25% equity. The record lists a $500K implied deal valuation. These are the reported on-air terms, not confirmation that funding was completed.

Which shark made an on-air offer to Lose 12 Inches?

Daymond John appears in the recorded on-air terms for Lose 12 Inches. The deal answer above gives the recorded structure.

What season of Shark Tank was Lose 12 Inches on?

Lose 12 Inches appeared in Season 4, Episode 19, which aired March 8, 2013.

How much was Lose 12 Inches asking for on Shark Tank?

The founders asked for $120,000 for 25% of the company, a $480K valuation.

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