FitFighter's Innovative Workout Tool Gains Traction, Hits $900K in Sales After Shark Tank
FitFighter, a unique fitness tool inspired by firefighters' workouts, has gained significant traction. The product, designed by former army member Sarah Apgar, combines multiple gym equipment into one and is now used by the San Diego Fire Fighter training institute. After a successful appearance on Shark Tank, FitFighter's sales soared to nearly $900,000.
FitFighter's journey began when Apgar, who also trained with a volunteer fire department in New York, noticed the need for a versatile, affordable fitness tool. She modeled the initial product after her training with an old sand-filled firehose, evolving it into the current Steelhose equipment. The product offers a wide range of exercises, from lifting and dropping to dragging and tossing, catering to both beginners and professionals.
The product's versatility and affordability have attracted many users. It's a more cost-effective alternative to buying multiple gym equipment pieces and can be used anywhere, making it popular among various fitness enthusiasts. FitFighter's price varies based on weight and size, and it comes with an app offering personalized workouts and live training options.
FitFighter's innovative design and affordability have led to its adoption by professional institutions like the San Diego Fire Fighter training institute. After a successful pitch on Shark Tank, where Sarah Apgar received an offer from Daniel Lubetzky for a 25% stake, the company's sales skyrocketed to nearly $900,000. With its unique features and growing popularity, FitFighter continues to make waves in the fitness industry.
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