STOMP Athletics Shark Tank Update
Reusable traction products for court athletes: a large sideline traction mat, a portable mini mat, and Shoe Armor that swipes over each shoe for instant grip, used by NBA teams, Division I colleges and high schools.
The STOMP Athletics Shark Tank Pitch
David Gonzales and Michael Manoogian of Englewood, CO pitched STOMP Athletics on Shark Tank Season 17, Episode 17, which aired Wednesday, April 15, 2026, asking for $50,000 for 5% of the company — a $1M valuation. At the time of the pitch, the company reported $220,000 in sales.
Kevin O'Leary agreed to invest $50,000 for 15% equity, valuing the company at $333,333.
Pitch Details
Season / Episode
S17E17
Apr 15, 2026
Ask
$50,000
for 5%
Ask Valuation
$1M
Deal
$50,000
for 15%
Watch the Pitch
Deal Terms
Kevin O'LearyWhat Happened to STOMP Athletics After Shark Tank
Is STOMP Athletics still in business? Yes — still in business.
- On-air deal (Apr 2026): $50,000 for 15% equity with Kevin O'Leary, with no royalties attached
- Approximately $220,000 in lifetime sales before the show and around $250,000 projected annual revenue; large traction mat retails for $99, mini mat $55, shoe armor $29
- Products used by NBA Teams, 75+ DI Colleges and over 1,500 High Schools
- Englewood, Colorado company; former Denver Nuggets player Bill Hanzlik became an early investor
Last verified Sep 7, 2026 · Web-confirmed sources
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