Good Vibrations

Good Vibrations Market Overview

I'll verify whether Good Vibrations is publicly traded before writing the overview.The "Good Vibrations" in the data report sells products via Lowe's, Menards, and Home Depot, so this is a home/hardware brand, not the sex-toy retailer or the shell-company "Good Vibrations Shoes." I cannot confirm a ticker for this specific brand, so I will omit it. According to Grips Intelligence, Good Vibrations generated the majority of its in-store revenue through Lowe's, which held a commanding 66.9% share of channel sales, far outpacing Menards at 15.4%, Home Depot at 9.1%, and Amazon at 8.6%. Across the January 1 to June 30, 2026 period spanning these tracked retail channels, overall revenue grew 9.3%, signaling steady momentum for the brand. The average product price edged up 1.5% over the same window to settle near the $19.29 mark, reflecting modest pricing power. Grips Intelligence data also shows a slight cooling in the most recent quarter, with revenue dipping 3.7% month-over-month even as average price ticked up 1.0%. Together, these figures point to a brand with heavy retail concentration in a single dominant channel and resilient year-to-date growth despite recent short-term softening.