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In this brief clip from a Shark Tank episode, the founder of Kettle Grip, a portable dumbbell-to-kettlebell adapter, demonstrates the product’s core functionality—allowing users to convert almost any dumbbell into a kettlebell for versatile workouts. The founder then declines an investment, but the shark (Robert) returns with a revised offer of $300,000 for a 20% equity stake. The founder counters, requesting the equity be reduced to 15%, and the two parties agree to the deal. The exchange ends with a light‑hearted compliment about the shark’s hair.

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