12 of the Most Successful ‘Shark Tank’ Products of All Time

No matter where you’re traveling, you can never have enough pockets to hold tickets, tech, and even kids’ toys. Instead of packing yet another carry-on, try one of SCOTTeVEST’s travel jackets. It's designed with lots of hidden pockets so can you carry everything you need. This jacket features removable sleeves, but you can also opt for a vest version.

A genius green alternative to plastic baggies, Stasher's silicone bags are going to change how you pack lunches and leftovers. Available in three sizes, you can reuse them over and over. They’re even safe for the freezer, microwave, dishwasher, and boiling water (if you’re into sous vide cooking!). In our Kitchen Appliances Lab’s test, the silicone bags proved impressively leak-proof thanks to a zip-lock and were much more airtight compared to other reusable options like beeswax wrap.

We first told you about this viral Ta-Ta Towel in 2017, and one year later the founder appeared on Shark Tank. Anyone with a large bust can attest to the annoying under-boob sweat that can happen while trying to get ready. This towel, available in three sizes and tons of fun colors, wraps around your neck and over the girls to help keep you dry. Our Textiles Lab pros evaluated the towel and found it did well in absorbency and wash tests.

Monkey Mat is super-lightweight and folds to the size of your hand, making it perfect for travel. A favorite of GHI’s Lexie Sachs, it creates a clean play surface no matter where you go.“My family just recently used this in our hotel room (that we know isn’t as clean as we’d like it to be),” says Sachs. “I didn’t cringe putting my little one on the ground to play.” Afterwards, she found it easy to clean and said it didn’t get damaged in the washing machine.

Love bagels but only want a few bites? Meet your new morning go-to: Bantam Bagel's mini bagel bites stuffed with cream cheese. Try the Shark Tank sample pack (36 total) and get half a dozen of the six flavors the Sharks tasted, like an everything bagel with veggie cream cheese and pretzel bagel with cheddar dijon cream cheese. The brand also makes egg bites and pancake minis. You can even find them in your grocery store's frozen food aisle or at Starbucks!

This overnight mask is perfect for reviving skin without irritation. It exfoliates your skin with glycolic and lactic acid whiles hydrating it at the same time with sodium hyaluronate and glycerol. The mildly fruit-scented formula also contains a watermelon-extracted amino acid which is thought to have antioxidant properties. Our Beauty Lab liked that the silky gel glides smoothly over skin and refreshes it instantly. Gentle enough to use two to three times a week in place of your usual night cream, it dries fast so you won’t have to worry about it getting on your pillow.

Ezpz appeared on Shark Tank with their genius two-in-one silicone plate and placemat, designed to stick to the table so little ones can’t throw it around easily. The company has since expanded to bowls, cups, utensils and more so meal time doesn’t have to mean a mess.

The ultimate no-show socks, Bombas has a ton of great styles for women and men (the no-shows are their best-sellers). “I personally wear and love them,” says Lexie Sachs, associate director, GH Textiles, Paper and Plastics Lab. “They’re a bit thicker than other socks, but they feel great and hold up well.” Plus, part of their mission is to donate a pair for every one sold (they’ve donated over 18 million since 2013!). The brand also recently expanded to t-shirts. Snag a pair of socks or a shirt and Bombas will donate an item to a U.S. homeless shelter.

Not only will it bring a little fun to your sink, the super-popular Scrub Daddy smiling scrubber packs serious cleaning power. It softens in hot water for gentle scrubbing, then stiffens in cold water to get the tough stuff off cookware and bakeware without scratching. And no, its emoji design isn’t just for looks — put your fingers through its “eyes” to hold it and slip utensils into its “smile” to clean both sides at once.

With tons of pretty prints and different uses, it’s no shock that moms absolutely love Milk Snob’s car seat cover. It’s perfect for creating car seat shade, using during nursing, covering dirty high chairs and shopping carts, and more.

Ring’s doorbell system lets you see, hear, and even speak to guests right from your smartphone. You’ll even get alerts when visitors press the bell or motion is detected. Originally rejected by the Sharks in 2013, Ring’s inventor, Jamie Siminoff, returned to the show as a guest Shark in 2018. Our Media & Tech Lab pros were impressed by the superb audio and video quality and how well the infrared night vision tested in the dark.