Jim Treliving Calls His Son For His Opinion On Rollerguard | Dragons' Den Canada | Shark Tank Global

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  • Опубликовано: 18 апр 2023
  • Victor Posa is pitching his company, Rollergard which turns ice skates into rollerskates by applying a guard on the bottom of the ice skates that have wheels. He's seeking an investment of $200,000 for a 20% interest in his business. Jim Treliving's son Brad is a former ice hockey player and current General Manager of The Calgary Flames of the National Hockey League. After Jim calls Brad for his opinion, will he invest or not?
    From Season 8 Episode 10
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Комментарии • 23

  • @entityunknown1668
    @entityunknown1668 Год назад +41

    The face of regret in the end on Kevin's face is priceless xD

    • @scottcamuto8410
      @scottcamuto8410 Год назад +2

      Yeah he wasnt expecting a royalty to be in the final deal. Im guessing at the beginning that there would be too much competition and it would drive the valuation up.

    • @moose6790
      @moose6790 Год назад

      nice Tool profile pic!

  • @pravarbindal4223
    @pravarbindal4223 Год назад +11

    lmao kevin not going in on a royalty deal seems crazy! i guess this is where he learnt how useful they could be

  • @nickforde8036
    @nickforde8036 Год назад +7

    Kevin's thinking, one that got away. "Why was I so rash?"

  • @HyperGolem
    @HyperGolem Год назад +10

    In the later years in Shark Tank, an overly high valuation never stopped Kevin from making an offer. I guess he learned from this.

    • @HyperGolem
      @HyperGolem Год назад

      @@UserName92149 Yes, but Kevin has been on both shows.

  • @jm9371
    @jm9371 Год назад +8

    I enjoyed this one. Everyone involved seemed honest and reasonable.

  • @missy1806
    @missy1806 Год назад +1

    The Financial Post wrote that the deal didn't go through but I couldn't find the date this episode aired or anything else about this product/company other than they are still in business.

  • @TammyBundleballs
    @TammyBundleballs Год назад +1

    Wish I had these working at an outdoor ice rink.

  • @Rippinkitten18
    @Rippinkitten18 Год назад

    this episode is super old. when Brad Trevlining was a Assistant gm in Phoneix that was in 2013.

  • @benspaghetti4502
    @benspaghetti4502 Год назад

    I just thought of calling a friend could be a new twist in Shark Tank.

  • @chillbest14
    @chillbest14 Год назад

    Awesome awesome product

  • @ruthwayneperry3097
    @ruthwayneperry3097 Год назад +1

    Kevin says,I should have gone in too 😢

  • @Aidev7876
    @Aidev7876 Год назад +2

    What's the end of the story? Was the company successful?

    • @amateurmarketreviews1980
      @amateurmarketreviews1980 Год назад +1

      I dont know when this was aired, but the company still seems to be around and selling product.

    • @Marilyh
      @Marilyh Год назад +2

      We’ll revenue is $5million now and not one mil

  • @iimoxieii2151
    @iimoxieii2151 Год назад

    Yuhhh

  • @hungfarm9625
    @hungfarm9625 Год назад

    yo

  • @tognyd2349
    @tognyd2349 Год назад

    First!

  • @user-zr3on6mx4h
    @user-zr3on6mx4h Год назад +1

    First

  • @_olimjon_9916
    @_olimjon_9916 Год назад

    🇺🇿🙋‍♂️