Hydromax Shark Tank Update
Wearable hydration system that attaches to football shoulder pads for hands-free drinking during games
Fell ThroughNow:Out of BusinessFitness & SportsSeason 2, Episode 7Houston, TXby Chris SpencerWebsite
What Happened to Hydromax After Shark Tank
Is Hydromax still in business? No — the company has shut down.
$2M
reported annual revenue
- Deal with Jeff Foxworthy for $50K/50% on Season 2; deal never closed
- Wearable hydration system for football players attaching to shoulder pads
- Used by Dallas Cowboys, San Diego Chargers, Pop Warner, and colleges
- Company ceased operations in 2011; website no longer functional
- Founder Chris Spencer moved to T-Mobile
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The Hydromax Shark Tank Pitch
Chris Spencer of Houston, TX pitched Hydromax on Shark Tank Season 2, Episode 7, which aired Friday, April 29, 2011, asking for $50,000 for 25% of the company — a $200,000 valuation.
Jeff Foxworthy agreed to invest $50,000 for 50% equity, valuing the company at $100,000. The deal fell through after the show. Deal with Jeff Foxworthy did not close after due diligence.
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Pitch Details
- Aired
- S2E7Apr 29, 2011
- Ask
- $50,000for 25%
- Ask Valuation
- $200,000
Jeff Foxworthy