Quiksilver & Roxy Malaysia

Smile, Snap, Send!

2012-02-10T18:20:00.001+08:00

It's the time of the year again, where streets are filled with red roses, sweet chocos, fluffy bears etc. This is when everyone who are in loved will feel that love is in the air, sweet and loving.

As we house the brands of Quiksilver & Roxy cater for Male & Female, we would like to take this opportunity to celebrate LOVE with you people!

It's very important to read the T&C carefully and understand it, please refer below:-

2. Present your brightest SMILE.

3. SNAP the best angle with your SMILE with Quiksilver & Roxy outfit.

4. SEND in your best shot to contest@quiksilver.com.my

5. Quiksilver & Roxy only accept 1 entry per couple, so give your best shot.

6. End of submission date is 13th February 2012.

7. All entries will be posted at Quiksilver & Roxy Facebook fanpage on 14th February 2012.

8. This is a voting system contest, 30% of votes are from Quiksilver & Roxy team, balance of 70% will be based on your Facebook popularity.

9. 3 Winners will be announced on the 20th February 2012 (Monday) through Quiksilver & Roxy Facebook fanpage and will be expecting phone call from Quiksilver Malaysia.

10. Full details are required such as Full Name, I/C, contact number and email address of both couples. For example:

(Male) - same applies for female

Name: John

I/C : 890909-xx-xxxx

Contact : 010-123 4567

email address: john@mail.com

11. Please note that incomplete personal details will be disqualified.

Have a Happy Valentine's Day to all of you!

CNY Dragon Tee!

2012-01-12T10:05:00.000+08:00

It's the year of Dragon! An item you should not be missed for your wardrobe collection on this auspicious festive!

Happy Chinese New Year!

Call off!

2012-01-06T21:50:00.000+08:00

Quiksilver Design Competition 2011 has been called off, due to some unforeseen reason and we are very much regretted.

But no matter what, we would like to appreciate to those who put effort in this competition, we truly appreciate your artwork.

For further inqueries, you may write to us at contest@quiksilver.com.my within 5 days.

Sorry for any inconvenient caused.

Its Dragon Year!

2012-01-04T18:23:00.000+08:00

We are having gift voucher Promotion for this CNY! We hope you like the red! Enjoy during this CNY and hope you get your New Red Clothes!

New Year; New Privileges for 2012!

2012-01-03T18:09:00.000+08:00

Happy New Year to you!

Quiksilver Roxy would like to wish everyone a very joyous New Year and hope everything gets better in 2012. We would also like to thank you for supporting us all these while, we truly appreciate all of you.

New Privileges for New Year! We sincerely want to offer the best to our dearest members who have been always so supportive to us!

*Get RM10 gift voucher with purchase of RM100 worth of regular priced merchandise in a single receipt.

*Get RM20 gift voucher with purchase of RM150 worth of regular priced merchandise in a single receipt.

*Birthday kit consisting of 20% discount vouchers.

*Exclusive preview sale.

*Members special.

You may write to us at info@quiksilver.com.my for further inquiry in regards on the latest info, also, you may drop it at our Facebook Fanpage - Quiksilver Malaysia / Roxy Malaysia.

Or, you may speak to any of our retail personnel for assistance.

Not a Quiksilver or Roxy member yet?All you need to do is just to spend RM350 in a single receipt or accumulated receipts of not more than 3 months to apply for the membership.

Once again, we would like to wish you all the best in the year of 2012 and may this year brings you and your family much love and joy!

Christmas treats.

2011-12-16T18:38:00.002+08:00

There is so much joy to receive gifts, agree? It's also another form of happiness giving gifts to your loved ones.

So, in 'Tis Season of Giving, you may like the items on our online store and hoping to get hold of it, do place your order in your shopping cart, make payment and we will deliver the items to your doorstep!

T&C:

* Discount is only valid on selected items.
* FREE Shipping for items purchased with RM200 above and is only valid for Malaysia address only.

HAPPY SHOPPING!

Dede Suryana Wins Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest in Malaysia

2011-12-16T17:31:00.002+08:00

5 December 2011, Terengganu-Malaysia: Indonesia’s Dede Suryana got the best of both the windy 3-4 foot windblown beachbreak conditions and his fellow finalists yesterday to win the Men’s Open Division of the Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest at Batu Burok Beach and nab the first place trophy and RM 2,500 ($US 850).

It was an all Indonesian affair with Suryana up against Quiksilver teammates Tipi Jabrik, Sandi Selamet, and Devis Ratif in the 25 minute final, with Suryana aggressively attacking the waves and dominating the lineup, posting the highest score of the day and of the final, a 7.1 (out of a possible 10), and the highest combined score of the day, 14.10 out of 20. Given the conditions, it was an especially amazing performance.

I’m super stoked to win this event, said Suryana. It was great fun to be out there with my team mates, even though it was windy and not the best conditions in the final. The waves were pumping all morning, the best we’ve gotten so far in the contest, which made it really great to compete today. Then the wind came up and so it was harder to find the good sections, but luckily I did find a couple in the final and got some scores. It’s been a great three days here and the locals have all been so nice to me, so I want to thank them for sharing their place with us. Looking forward to coming back here next year for sure!

Suryana is from West Java in Indonesia but resides in Bali when he isn’t travelling to compete on surf contests all around the world. He is currently the only Indonesian surfer competing on the Association of Surfing Professionals World Qualifying Series circuit.

The final day of the three day Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event started off with the South China Sea delivering solid 3-4 foot glassy bombs exploding on the sandbars of Batu Burok Beach and bright sunshine lighting up the sandy beach, a perfect setup for the completion of the event. The action started off at just before 9:30 am, and by just after 12:00 noon all that remained was the finals in each division. Unfortunately the wind had started to blow strongly with the threat of rain on the horizon as well, but after a short break for lunch it was straight into the finals with first the Women’s Division, followed by the Bodyboard Division, then the Master’s Division, and finally the Men’s Open Division.

In the Women’s Division it was 13 year old Annissa Flynn from Thailand who trumped the field of older girls to bring home her second win in as many weeks, having just won another surf contest in Hong Kong last weekend. When asked about her expectations on winning this event she replied, didn’t think I had a much of a chance to win because I’m the smallest and youngest of the girls, and with the conditions today it was really hard. But I’m so happy to have won this, really happy, and I’m very thankful to my dad and mom and to Quiksilver for supporting me, so I could come here and compete.

Quiksilver pro surfer and special guest Ry Craike from Australia was delighted to be invited to come to Malaysia and attend the event. In addition to wowing the crowd each day with exhibition sessions where he showed off his electrifying high performance surfing, he also donated one of his surfboards as a prize to Adik Chik, Terengganu’s Most Promising Grommet (junior surfer). I’m stoked I got to come to Malaysia and meet the local crew and hang out with all the surfers from the other countries like Indonesia, Thailand, and the Maldives, and we got some sick waves too. It’s great to see all these new local surfers so amped on surfing, and we got to give away a couple of surfboards, so I’m looking forward to coming back again next year to see how they will have progressed.

In all, 97 contestants from 10 different countries including Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Australia, the Maldives, Japan, Egypt, and the USA registered to compete either the Men’s Open Division, Women’s Division, Masters Division, or Bodyboard Division.

Quiksilver’s Holly Monkman was very pleased with the level of participation and how the event went, saying: “On behalf of Quikilver I want to thank all the international surfers for coming and supporting this event, and to especially thank Quiksilver Malaysia and Bryan Ng for putting together such a great event. It was very generous of them also to donate all the entry fees from the competitors, around RM4,500, to a local charity and I really commend them for that. We’re looking forward to coming back here again next year and hopefully we’ll see even more locals in the water. Quiksilver is very proud to be supporting the sport of surfing in SEA and growing the ASC tour with events like this.

To watch the video highlights of each day’s action as well as view photos and more, see www.isctour.com/asc

Day One: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drXHQAA-Prk

Day Two: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6K-ZE28X9A

Day Three: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0grwv4wOEls&list=UU65k5rSg3DMlgTaeYpcfHGA&index=2&feature=plcp

Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest 2011 Results

Men’s Open Division

1. Dede Suryana (INA)

2. Tipi Jabrik (INA)

3. Sandi Selamet (INA)

4. Devis Ratif (INA)

Women's Open Division

1. Annissa Flynn (THA)

2. Yasnyiar Gea (INA)

3. Cheryl Tang (SIN)

4. Brenda Lee (MAY)

Master’s Division

1. Hazimin Bin Harun (MAY)

2. Raymond Chong (MAY)

3. Sean Gilhooley (AUS)

4. Andy Lim (MAY)

Bodyboard Division

1. Ali Khusruwan (MAL)

2. Ahmend Fausan (MAL)

3. Ibrahim Shiman (MAL)

4. Syed El Hussein (MAL)

Other Winners:

Best Malaysian Surfer - Mohd Didaqt

Best Newcomer - Khairil Doje

Best Wipeout - Tipi Jabrik

Best Trick - Mohd Daud (Mamat)

Special Award (Terengganu Pioneer Surfer) J.C. (Kit)

Most Promising Terengganu Grommet- Adik Chik

Most Promising Terengganu Surfer Gazi

Most Promising International Surfer Abdullah Areef (MAL)

The Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest 2011 was a 3-star Asian Surfing Championship event, stop number 7 of 8 events in the ASC's inaugural 2011 season.Â There were 4 divisions of competition, Men's Open, Women's Open, Master's Open, and Bodyboard Open, with a total combined prize pool of over $10,000 USD (RM 31,000) coming from the State Government of Terengganu. In addition to cash, the finalists received trophies and prize packs from Quiksilver, Roxy and other sponsors, as well as valuable ASC Championship points.

Though not widely known as a surfing destination, Malaysia's east coast is rife with points and beach breaks that can offer up super fun and high performance waves when the South China Sea turns on its charm during the Monsoon Season months of October through March each year.This time of year is typically quiet along the coastal beaches for non-surfers, but for those surfers in search of uncrowded waves the Surf Season is welcomed with great anticipation.

The Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest 2011 was sponsored by the State Government of Terengganu, Quiksilver, Roxy, the Ministry of Tourism Terengganu, Tourism Malaysia and the Marang Village Resort & Spa, in conjunction with event organizer EC Extreme. The Sumai Suite Hotel was the official hotel of the Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event.

For more information see http://quiksilverroxymalaysia.blogspot.com/ and www.isctour.com/asc

High Flying Surfing Action Highlights Day Two of Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest

2011-12-16T16:59:00.000+08:00

3 December 2011, Terengganu-Malaysia: It was a very full day of competitive surfing today at Batu Burok Beach, highlighted by some exciting aerial surfing by some of South East Asia’s best professional surfers including Indonesia’s Raditya Rondi, whose amazing air 360 earned him the highest single wave score of the day, 8.5 points out of a possible 10, as well as the highest heat score of the day, 15.83 out of a possible 20. Rondi current leads the points standings as the number 1 ranked surfer on the Asian Surfing Championship tour.

The waves were great out there, said a grinning Rondi. There were lots of good sections and so I just went for it. I really like this beach break and am having a great time here in Malaysia. I’ve been to Malaysia before but never up here to Terengganu, and I’m so glad I made the trip. It's fun to meet and surf with the locals here.

Fellow Indonesian’s Dede Suryana and Made Darmayasa also took to the air at every opportunity, to the delight of the crowds on the beach who had never seen this level of surfing before at their local beach.

After 20 heats of the Men’s Open Division were run today, the field has been narrowed down with only the semifinals left to run tomorrow. Still in the hunt for the prize money and a place on the podium are 8 surfers, from Indonesia, the Maldives, and Japan.

The day started off with the Master’s Division (over 35 years of age) contestants taking to the 2-3 foot glassy waves and proving that age has no effect on the stoke and motivation to compete, with Australia’s Sean Gilhooley posting the highest score of the morning to advance into the semifinals. Competing with him tomorrow in the semifinals will be two surfers from Thailand and five surfers from Malaysia.

Yesterday saw the Women’s Division and the Bodyboard Divisions competing through to the semifinals, so tomorrow will see all divisions competing from the semifinals through to the finals.

After the Men’s Open quarterfinals had finished in the late afternoon, Quiksilver pro surfer Ry Craike put on an expression session for the crowd, being towed behind a jet ski and launching high into the air, then he and team riders Tipi Jabrik, Made Darmayasa, Sandi Selamat and Devis Ratif did a meet and great and poster signing to wrap up the full day of excitement on Batu Burok Beach.

To watch the video highlights of yesterday’s action click on http://www..youtube.com/watch?v=drXHQAA-Prk

The Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest 2011 is a 3-star Asian Surfing Championship event, stop number 7 of 8 events in the ASC’s inaugural 2011 season. The contestants will be competing in 4 divisions of competition, Men’s Open, Women’s Open, Master’s Open, and Bodyboard Open, with a total combined prize pool of over $10,000 USD (RM 31,000) coming from the State Government of Terengganu. In addition to cash, the finalists will also be receiving trophies and prize packs from Quiksilver, Roxy and other sponsors, as well as valuable ASC Championship points.

Though not widely known as a surfing destination, Malaysia’s east coast is rife with points and beach breaks that can offer up super fun and high performance waves when the South China Sea turns on its charm during the Monsoon Season months of October through March each year. This time of year is typically quiet along the coastal beaches for non-surfers, but for those surfers in search of uncrowded waves the Surf Season is welcomed with great anticipation.

The Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest 2011 is sponsored by the State Government of Terengganu, Quiksilver, Roxy, the Ministry of Tourism Terengganu, Tourism Malaysia and the Marang Village Resort & Spa, in conjunction with event organizer EC Extreme. The Sumai Suite Hotel is the official hotel of the Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event.

Christmas Voucher Promo

2011-12-09T17:37:00.005+08:00

Hey Hey Hey, Christmas is less than 2 weeks time! Have you thought what to get for your loved ones? Quiksilver & Roxy offers very good deal in 'Tis Season of Giving!' Check out our stores.

Promo starts on 12th December 2011.

Cardmembers Special! FREE 2012 Table Calendar with every purchase of RM350.

Day One of Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event 2011 Surf Contest Opens With Big Crowds and Fun Waves

2011-12-07T17:55:00.001+08:00

2 December 2011, Terengganu-Malaysia: The inaugural Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest 2011 got underway today at Batu Burok Beach in the coastal town of Kuala Terengganu with big crowds showing up to check out the surfing action, play some games, participate in a surf clinic, and generally have an out-of-the-ordinary day at their local beach.

After the 97 contestants from 10 different countries including Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Taiwan, Australia, the Maldives, Japan, Egypt, and the USA had registered themselves to compete either the Men's Open Division, Women's Division, Master's Division, or Bodyboard Division, the surfing action got started with the bodyboarders first taking to the 1-2 foot waves.

They surfed through 8 heats before taking a break for the traditional religious Muslim mid day Friday prayer time, and the the Womens Division had their chance to paddle out and do battler in the testing low tide conditions. The highlights of the women's surfing was first Indonesia's Yasnyiar Bonne Gea pulling off an amazing layback top turnto winher hear the day's highest scoring wave, and thenThailand's 13 year old Annissa Flynn getting her heat win and the second highest scoring wave of a 4.67.

It was kind of hard out there, said Annissa, I was lucky to get a couple of good waves and win my heat, because the current was strong and it was difficult to stay in a good position. But I'm happy to get through this heat and advance, and I'm really looking forward to my next heat after I get some rest tonight!

Event organizer and Quiksilver Malaysia Surfing Ambassador Bryan Ng was nothing but pleased with the turnout on the first day of the event, saying this event has become the talk of the town, and today everybody has been showing up today, both th public and the media, and I couldn't be more happy about it. Surfing is very new to this town, as they have only been doing it for th last 3 to 4 years, so this is quite a big deal for the local population, to have so many international surfers coming to their beach and see so much activity. We are off to a great start and I'm grateful to Quiksilver and the ASC for all their help in making this event a reality.

ASC CEO Tipi Jabrik was also very happy with what he saw today. The waves were certainly contestable today, good enough to start things off for sure, and we're anticipating increasingly good conditions over the next two days. Everything was set up very well going great. I'm especially glad to see the local government give such great support to this event, and also to hear that the Maldives government sent several of their surfers here to compete. I hope that this sets an example that other countries willl follow, sending their best surfers to other ASC events to help grow the sport of surfing throughout Asia. Tomorrow will see the Men's Open and Master's Division surfers take to the waves, as well as more fun games on the beach and a special expression session and poster signing by Quiksilver pro surfers Ry Craike from Australia and Dede Suryana from Indonesia.

Both surfers took the opportunity today to get a couple of waves, being towed behind a jet ski and attempting to outdo each other in trying to launch the biggest air. The wind was super strong down by the jetty where we were surfing, which meade it hard to land our aerials, but it was very good fun, said Suryana. I'm really looking forward to surfing in the competition tomorrow, and I'm having a great time here, he added.

The Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest 2011 is a 3-star Asian Surfing CHampionship event, stop number 7 of 8 events in the ASC's inaugural 2011 season. The contestants will be competing in 4 divisions of competition, Men's Open, Women's Open, Master' Open, Bodyboard Open, with a total combined prize pool of over $10,000USD (RM31,000) coming from the State Government of Terengganu. In addition to case, the finalists will also be receiving trophies and prize packs from Quiksilver Roxy and other sponsors, as well as valuable ASC Championship points.

Though not widely known as a surfing destination, Malaysia's east coast is rife with points and beach breaks that can offer up super fun and high performance waves when the South China Sea turns on its charm during the Monsoon Season months of October through March each year. The time of year is typically quiet along the coastal beaches for non-surfers, but for those surfers in search of uncrowded waves the Surf Season is welcomes with great anticipation.

The terengganu Quiksilver Best Event Surf Contest 2011 is sponsored by the State Government of Terengganu, Quiksilver, Roxy, the Ministry of Tourism Terengganu, Tourim Malaysia and the Marang Village Resort & Spa, in conjunction with event organizer EC Extreme. The Sumai Suite Hotel is theofficial hotel of the Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event.

Day 1 video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drXHQAA-Prk

MIFA : QUIKSILVER & ROXY SPRING 2012 the LAUNCH

2011-11-21T11:43:00.000+08:00

The Annual MIFA Fashion Week is back! This time, from 21st-27th November 2011. BUT, the slot for the stylish yet sporting brand- Quiksilver & Roxy will be on 26th Nov, 2pm @Zebra Square.

PREVIEW of Quiksilver & Roxy SPRING SUMMER 2012.

Special showcase of ROXY Swimwear Collection.

Drop a comment at this post and you might get yourself a pass to attend this special event!

the map to Zebra Square.

It is just less than 1 week to the fashion show, and I'm sure you won't want to miss this Fashion Show!

Leaving a comment to this post won't take you long time to exchange a pass to this special event, right?

For more details, you may talk to us: michelle@quiksilver.com.my

Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event! How, When, What, Where?

2011-11-17T17:22:00.000+08:00

For other information, please download below link:
Contestant Information

You may find the venue for accommodation, flight details, time table for the entire event by downloading the link. It is very helpful as it lay down all the information you should know.

Be excited!

Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event! - Judging Criteria & Contest Category

2011-11-17T17:17:00.001+08:00

The Judging Criteria is made up of important elements that each needs to be analyzed. Each of the important elements is highlighted below:

“The surfer must perform committed radical maneuvers in the critical sections of a wave with speed, power and flow to maximize scoring potential. Innovative / Progressive surfing as well as a Variety of Repertoire (maneuvers) will be taken into account when rewarding points for waves ridden. The surfer who executes his criteria with the maximum Degree of Difficulty and Commitment on the waves will be rewarded with higher score”.

1. Committed Radical Maneuvers: Note the emphasis on committed and radical. So what are committed and radical maneuvers? Is a cutback as committed and radical as either a vertical reentry or a tube ride? The answer is NO. Therefore the judge must be aware of the degree of difficulty of each maneuver the surfer performs and identify the softer movies from the committed and radical moves. Rewards the committed radical maneuvers with more points than the softer moves.

2. Most Critical Sections of the Wave: Note the emphasis on most critical sections of the wave. What are the most critical section of a wave? Is the shoulder of the wave on the edge of the sandbank or the closeout shore break as critical a section of the wave as a steep committed take off or the peeling, tubing section of the wave? The answer is NO. The judge must be aware of the wave as it breaks and goes through its different stages. Reward the moves performed in the critical section of the wave with more points then moves on the softer sections of the wave.

3. Speed, Power and Flow: There is clear emphasis on the three important elements of Speed, Power and Flow. Speed shows the surfers commitment and ability in the move. Power is the strength the surfer applies to the move. Flow is how the moves are linked to one another. Reward the surfer with the better flow, the greatest power and the highest speed with more points than the surfer who has the kooky style, does flicky moves and struggles to generate any speed out of the wave.

4. Maximize Scoring Potential: Note the emphasis on the word, maximize, when describing the scoring potential of the surfer on the wave. The judging scale is from 0.1 to 10 and the judge should be using the full scale, all the way up to 10. Too often judges get caught in a range of 3 to 7 points and do not truly reward and excellent ride. Even in 2 foot, wind blown, sloppy waves it is possible for a surfer to score 10 points if there was nothing more the surfer could have possible done on the wave. This part of the criteria is telling the judge to use the full scale from 0.1 to 10. Reward the waves as follow:

Poor Wave 0.1 – 2.0

Average Wave 2.1 – 4.0

Good Wave – 4.1 – 6.0

Very Good Wave -6.1 – 8.0

Excellent Wave 8.1 – 10

5. Innovative / Progressive Surfing: Note the emphasis on innovative and progressive. The sport of surfing must keep developing and getting better, this section of the criteria acknowledges that some surfers are pushing the limits of competition surfing and creating new moves. Reward a surfer for their innovation, not penalize them. The judge must also be aware of what is an innovative and progressive move and what is a trick!

6. Highest Degree of Difficulty and Control: The emphasis is on the degree of difficulty and the control the surfer displayed while riding the wave. The Judge must assess the overall performance of the surfer on the entire wave. Reward the surfer who commits himself to attempting the manoeuvres with the highest degree of difficulty while still maintaining total control over the board and its position on the wave for the entire duration of the ride.

7. The Better Waves: The emphasis is on the better waves in a heat. Reward the surfer who catches the better waves in a heat and fulfills the rest of the judging criteria with a score that maximizes the surfer’s scoring potential.

CONTEST CATEGORY:

Competition Category:

1. Open (Male of any age)

2. Women (Female of any age)

3. Master (Male or Female 35 years and above)

4. Grommet (Boys & Girls below 16 years)

5. Bodyboard (Male or Female of any age)

Entry fee’s for Open, Women, Master & Bodyboard is RM50 per person. Grommet Division is free.

Each contestant will get a starter pack consist of Event Booklet, Event Tshirt & Quiksilver Gift.

Terengganu Quiksilver Best Event!

2011-11-17T17:14:00.002+08:00

The long awaited Surf Contest is happening here Malaysia, located at Batu Burok, Terengganu. For those who are interested, please download the contest form right below!

Download Best Event Contest Form

Please read and understand.

CONTEST RULES & REGULATION:

Heat Times

Heat last for 15 minutes or 35 minutes with a break in between of no less than 10 seconds. 10 minutes before the end of the heat is when the participants are called for the next heat. The final call when participants may paddle out to the water is from 5 to 1 minute before the end of heat, depending on the situation at the time of contest.

Heats may not be extended or shortened when a heat is in operation
Before a heat is started, the Contest Director may extend the time of a heat
A time system will be in operation with the use of a flag or colored board.

- Red = Heat has not started yet

- Green = Start of heat

- Yellow = 5 minutes or less left in the heat

Interference Penalty will be called on surfers found to be riding after the completion of heat, or found to be in the wrong heat.
Indications of start and finish for heat:

- Start = 1 blow of the horn

- Finish = 2 blow of the horn

Heat Draw

Heat placing for surfers is based on the seeding made by the ASC Director and in every heat only the top 50 percent advance into the following round.
When a surfer shows up late or fails to arrive on time for his heat, he will not be allowed to join in the next heat.

Wave Counts and Judging

A surfer is only allowed 10 waves in each heat and 12 waves in the final.
Scoring will be on the 2 highest score.
If a surfer takes more than 10, an interference Penalty awaits him for every wave he took. However, his best waves will be evaluated for every heat.
A 5 judge panel will be at each event and only the evaluation of 3 judges will be used from the judge with the highest scores. Low scores will be deleted.

Interference Penalty

The surfer deemed to have the inside position for a waves has the unconditional right of way for the entire duration of that ride. Interference will be called if during that ride a majority of judges feel that a fellow competitor has hindered the scoring potential of that surfer deemed to have right of way for that wave.
The choice of right of way criteria for all of the possible situations is the situation is the responsibility of the Head Judge. It does not depend on who stand up first on a wave (as this will be valid only in case of peaked waves)

A beach break of one peak, right or left, the surfer nearest the peak has the right to that wave. If the peak is divided in left and right the surfer who moves towards that wave has more right to the wave.
A beach break with two different peaked waves involving two surfers will make the surfer who gets on his feet first the rightful owner of the wave. And if both surfers get up simultaneously and neither gives way by kicking out or cutting back, a double interference will be called.

Snaking

The surfer who is farthest inside at the initial point of take-off and has established wave possession is entitled to that wave for the duration of their ride, even though another surfer may subsequently take off behind them.
If in the opinion of the judges, the second surfer has interfered with (snaked) the original surfer with the right of way, by causing them to pull out or lose the wave, then interference may be called on the second surfer, even though they were behind the first surfer when the penalty was called.

Paddling Interference

In 4 people heats or non priority one-on-ne situations, another surfer paddling for the same wave should not excessively hinder a surfer who has inside position. Paddling interference may be called if:

One of the surfers makes physical contact
One of the surfers destroys the wave

If such interference happens, the judge should decide if the interference had been done on purpose or not. If it had been done deliberately the surfer will be penalized.

Interference Penalty

An interference penalty is called if the majority of the judges call it interference.
If such and interference has occurred, the wave of the respective surfer will earn a 0 score. Under 2 best waves the interfering surfer will be penalized with a loss of 50% of his second best scoring ride in priority situations only. One best wave will be counted while two best values will be halved from the final count of all the judges.
When a surfer has been harassed by another and interference occurred, the interfered surfer will get the right to an additional wave for every interference he suffered. However, with a double interference both surfers will not receive additional waves.
When the majority of the judges find that interference had taken place, the decision is final. No one can alter such a decision, as decisions issude by the Head Judge are irrevocable.

Kelly's made it for the Eleventh Time!

2011-11-03T17:28:00.000+08:00

San Francisco, Calif. (November 2, 2011)— Quiksilver’s Kelly Slater clinched an historic and unprecedented 11^th ASP World Title today in the cold and challenging waters of San Francisco’s Ocean Beach. Slater, 39, is the first surfer to achieve 11 ASP World Titles, an accomplishment spanning two decades of an astounding career during which he has dominated competitive surfing as both the youngest and oldest ASP World Champion.

“The 10^th World Title seemed harder to me and felt like a 2 year journey—really it felt like 20 year journey to get to the 10^th. This year that was done, and I could put it in the past. And there were questions about the 11^th but it didn’t symbolize what 10 did for people. This year was a little bit under the radar and I felt like I started off fresh.” says Kelly. “Part of it is people always talk about my age and you know I’m 39, almost 40, and to me that’s literally just a number. You can prove people wrong and stay super healthy. I don’t see why at 50 I can’t be in better shape than I am now. If anything I’d like to try to represent that to people. I eat well and I talk about it and I walk the walk and it shows in my ability physically.”

“Kelly’s incredible drive and determination as a competitive athlete is phenomenal to witness,” said Bob McKnight, CEO of Quiksilver. “After two decades of watching him conquer so many milestones in professional surfing, we are once again proud and amazed to be here to watch him win an 11^th World Title. Congratulations Kelly!”

Today was Slater’s inaugural competitive event in San Francisco, where he secured the 2011 ASP World Title during the third round of competition, which set him against Daniel Ross.

Despite missing July’s South Africa event and being challenged by a new field of opponents, Slater has had an impressive run in 2011, posting three victories (Gold Coast, Tahiti, Trestles) as well as two Runner-Up finishes (New York, Portugal) – a performance, in part, he attributes to the relief of clinching his 10th ASP World Title last season.

Kelly won his previous ASP World Championships in 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2010. His career victories also include 48 elite tour wins and two ESPN X Games gold medals.

1,2,3!

2011-09-27T11:57:00.000+08:00

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EVERYTHING GOES WRIGHT AT QUIKSILVER PRO NEW YORK

2011-09-20T15:38:00.000+08:00

LONG BEACH, Long Island, NY (Sept. 9, 2011) - After four consecutive days of world class competition that drew 100,000 new fans to the beach, and a day of surfing that will go down in history, it can safely be said that everything went right at the inaugural $1million Quiksilver Pro New York Supported by vitaminwater. Owen Wright, the 21-year-old rookie from DownUnder took out 10-time world surfing champion Kelly Slater (USA) to write the sport's greatest underdog tale: A kid from the Aussie sticks making it big in New York to take home a record $300,000 and move to No.2 in the world

The Quiksilver Pro New York Final marked a rematch between the pair from the previous stop on the ASP World Title Series in Tahiti. But today belonged to Wright and the monumental nature of the moment was not lost on the New York crowd who passionately rooted on a kid they'd never heard of before this week.

Wright wasted no time in the Final, belting a 7.00, a 9.23, and an 8.00 in the opening minutes of the heat against Slater with a savage forehand attack on the clean left-hand walls. Slater never made it off the ropes, unable to tap back into the brilliance that blinded opponents Josh Kerr (Australia) and Taj Burrow (Australia) in his quarter- and semi-final heats - heats that were worthy of being finals in themselves.

As the clock counted down, Slater made one last push, throwing everything he had into a last ditch effort that ended in a broken board.

"Firstly all my friends and family came to mind," said Wright. "I'm just as stoked as they are. It just overwhelmed me thinking of them.

"The conditions were perfect for me. I knew I'd do everything I could to get to the final with Kelly and I knew he'd be there anyway. Once I got the final I went, no, this is payback for last week! But I've watched Kelly my whole life. He's been a huge inspiration to me.

"I walked for six hours one day in the city just looking around. I've seen nothing like it before. I went to the top of the Empire State building and looked down and I was thinking Central Park was just some small park, but it's like central forest! It's the biggest thing I've ever seen. But that's just New York. Everything's huge. Huge prize money, hell trophy and perfect surf."

Prior to the final, Slater was in deadly form. His ultimate loss was taken graciously and he seemed to revel in the opportunity to share the moment with Wright. It was 20 years ago that Slater stood in the place that Owen stands today. Wright was 1-year-old that year.

"Owen's first win - this is going to be a memory for his whole life and I'm stoked to be in that final with him. I'm a hundred per cent confident that he's going to at least one world title. He's basically still a rookie and in my opinion he's probably the most well-rounded guy on tour.

"I felt off from wave one. I took off on the first wave and just misread it."

On his heat with Taj: "It's funny, because I get nervous until somebody gets a good ride and then I know what I need to do. I almost enjoy it more when somebody gets a big score because it brings you to a level. It opens the flood-gates for you."

In his semi-final heat against Burrow, Slater was in need of a near-perfect ride in the dying minutes. Of course, he rose to the occasion like no-one else could, launching the event's only perfect 10-point ride with a gigantic frontside full-rotation slob grab on a closeout section. It was a hard defeat for Burrow, who had the crowd in his corner with a ballistic display of both tail-busting power turns and sky-scraper aerials.

"Even with my 9 and a 7.8, I still didn't feel safe because Kelly's capable of (a perfect 10) and he did it," said Burrow. "He tried lots of wild airs and the wind wasn't cooperating with him... and I was like, I hope he doesn't stick one of these things. But sure enough, he gets a big wedge and I let him have it. It looked too big and dumpy. But he did the best air of his life! I don't know how he does it. It won't even do it justice explaining how freakish that actually is, what he just did. That's the best air he's ever done in his life and he did it when he needed, with a minute to go, and it had to be against me. It hurts. It's awful."

Josh Kerr leaves New York as another sentimental favorite. He came here with no expectations, hot off a performance in Tahiti that marked his true arrival to the top ranks. Third place today solidifies him in the top 10 - now 6th in the world.

"It's a little frustrating...but maybe it was fate, because what happened with him and Taj was meant to be," said Kerr. "That's good for our sport what just went down. I was stoked to see it. Still bummed on losing, but bitter sweet.

"Being in the big city and getting a big result, and getting good waves... there's a lot of people watching this. Having heats verse Kelly is obviously a good thing because people will wake up in the middle of the night to watch those."

Alejo Muniz (BRA), 22, currently competing in his rookie year on the ASP World Title Series, was in impressive form throughout the entirety of Quiksilver Pro New York competition, but was unable to trump Wright in their Semifinals heat. Muniz's equal 3rd place finish marks his career-best result.

Best Event, Phuket Thailand

2011-09-19T18:08:00.000+08:00

Surf Competition is going on and on and on. Best Event by Quiksilver, Thai Surf Competition 2011 will be held at Pathong Beach, Phuket.

If you happen to be there, drop by the beach as this year they will be having Surf Festival Fun Fair, Beach Games, Beach Lifestyle Activities, Beach Cultural Performances, Surf Clinic, Fashion Show, Live Band and also not to forger Surf Competition!

From 21st September till 24th September, Pathong Beach, Phuket!

Malaysia Day Special!

2011-09-15T16:47:00.000+08:00

In conjunction with the Malaysia Day, Quiksilver also would like to take this opportunity to run a special sale for you dear customers!
Quiksilver&Roxy Members, Citibank Cardmembers - 50% Storewide
Non - members - 30% Storewide
T&C Apply

Great Deal right?!

Kelly Slater Takes Victory at Billabong Pro Tahiti

2011-09-02T18:08:00.002+08:00

Slater Claims Frontrunner Spot

in ASP World Title Race in the Process

Quiksilver riders Travis Logie and Jeremy Flores also make exceptional showing

Kelly Slater (USA), 39, Quiksilver's reigning 10-time ASP World Champion, has claimed the Billabong Pro Tahiti presented by Air Tahiti Nui over Owen Wright (AUS), 21, in clean four-to-six foot (1.5 – 2 metre) waves at Teahupo’o.

Event No. 5 of 11 on the 2011 ASP World Title season, the Billabong Pro Tahiti culminated a historic incarnation of the event today, with the world’s best surfers pushing the performance envelope in incredible conditions.

Slater began to really pick up steam in today’s conditions, dispatching of an in-form Josh Kerr (AUS), 27, in the Semifinals before meeting lethal goofy-footer Wright in the Finals. The iconic American utilized his superior backhand tube-riding technique to post an 18.43 heat total out of a possible 20, which would prove too much for his younger opponent to overcome.

“I felt like I finally hit my stride in the Semifinals this morning,” Slater said. “In the Final, I fell on a couple of waves that were maybe better than what I ended up getting scored on. It put the pressure on me, and took the pressure off him (Wright). He got that really big one at the end that couldhave gotten pretty close to the score. These are the best conditions this event has ever run in. It’s been a phenomenal week.”

Coming into Tahiti rated No. 6 on the ASP World Title rankings, Slater’s win today rockets the Floridian to the No. 1 spot after a number of top seeds suffered early eliminations at the hands of an unmerciful Teahupo’o.

“It’s one of those weird events where you have to scramble through the early rounds,” Slater said. “Every year at this event, there are few of the top guys that lose in the early rounds and you have to scramble if you want a result here. You have to be in tune with the tides, swell direction and everything to make sure you get those waves that get you the score.”

Today’s win marked Slater’s 47th elite tour victory (out of 67 Finals appearances).

Wright secured the best result of his young career today, finishing Runner-Up at the Billabong Pro Tahiti. The progressive Australian was a standout at Teahupo’o, notching perfect rides and impressive victories with ease.

“I thought it was an incredible Final,” Wright said. “We both got really good waves and I felt like I did what I needed to on them. Kelly (Slater) just happened to find ones that opened up a little better. Congrats to him, and hoping I can get him in the next one.”

South African Quiksilver rider, Travis Logie (ZAF), 32, gained entry into the Billabong Pro Tahiti will the withdrawal of Bobby Martinez (USA), 29, from competition. Formerly sitting at the 44th spot on the ASP World Rankings, Logie’s Equal 3rd place finish at Teahupo’o moves the South African significantly up the rankings in hopes of cementing himself as an ASP Top 34 member after the September rotation.

“It’s been an unbelievable week for me,” Logie said. “I don’t think it has all sunk in yet. I was in Europe, I barely made it here in time, I’ve been on borrowed equipment, I’ve been banged up on the reef, I had a re-surf with my good mate Jordy (Smith) and I’ve also scored the best result of my career. It’s all happened very fast. So yeah, I’m happy with how everything’s worked out, but would have liked to have made that Final.”

Josh Kerr (AUS), 27, although one of the standouts in both the free surfs and the event, was not be able to overtake Slater in an inconsistent Semifinal.

“It was pretty frustrating out there,” Kerr said. “We had a little exchange in the beginning and there just weren’t any more opportunities through the heat. I thought we’d have a bit more action with the tide push, but it was the opposite. I’m pretty disappointed. It’s a good result for me of course, just thought I could go a little better.”

Jeremy Flores (FRA), 23, put in some of the most inspiring performances of the event, bagging the biggest waves and even surfing a Perfect 20 heat in yesterday’s idyllic conditions. For his heroics, Flores was awarded the Andy Irons Award for most committed performance of the event. This is the inaugural year for the award, honoring the late ASP and Billabong Pro Tahiti Champion Andy Irons.

“Andy (Irons) meant everything to me,” Flores said. “He has been the guy I’ve looked up to my whole life. In heavy waves, in all waves, he was the best and to earn this award is so special for me. He inspired everyone on tour and he’s been my inspiration in Tahiti. I know he was smiling on this event. Thank you Andy.”

For more information on Slater’s victory, please visit www.aspworldtour.com and http://blog.quiksilver.com/

CONGRATULATIONS, KELLY!!!

Roxy Model Search Diary - Day 1

2011-08-29T22:15:00.000+08:00

27 August 2011
20 Roxy Model Finalists are being chosen by Roxy Malaysia and also Seventeen Magazine's Management and on this day, first assignment is to be completed to be in the running for Roxy Model 2011/2012.
Due to some personal reason, 2 Roxy Model Finalists were not able to make it, the judges had agreed of the elimination. Hence, 18 Finalists will be fighting for the Grand Prize.
All finalists were gathered at Roxy Pavilion for a briefing of the entire itinerary and also a brief understanding of the brand -ROXY.Roxy is Naturally Beautiful, Daring & Confident, and Fun & Alive, these elements are important as they will implement it during their one-and-the-half month journey with Roxy.
Great session indeed as the girls would take extra step to make friends and mingle around.

A special thanks to A-Saloon for being one of the sponsor for hair-do. The girls were given opportunity to get their hair styled by the professionals and also tips on how to take care of their hair. Esther, is the Manager of A-Saloon, Farenheit 88 was rather friendly. The entire atmosphere in A-saloon is very welcoming and relaxing. While waiting for your turn to be attended, free internet usage is provided.

All images for this diary can be viewed at :-
Roxy Model Diary - Day 1

You may want to drop by and visit:-
Roxy Pavilion KL Lot 4.03 & 4.04, Level 4,
Pavilion Kuala Lumpur,
168, Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100 Kuala Lumpur.

A-SALOON, Fahrenheit 88,
Lot 2-24, 2nd Floor,
Fahrenheit 88,
179, Jalan Bukit Bintang,
55100, Kuala Lumpur.

Stay tuned for Diary 2!

Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri!

2011-08-29T18:39:00.000+08:00

Sincerely from Quiksilver & Roxy Malaysia!

We wish everyone of you a joyous celebration with your friends and family!

To those who are traveling back to your hometown, have a safe journey!

Quiksilver & Roxy Win Nike US Open!

2011-08-15T11:26:00.001+08:00

Congratulations to Quiksilver Inc. team riders Kelly Slater (Quiksilver) and Sally Fitzgibbons (ROXY)!

HUNTINGTON BEACH, California / USA (Sunday, August 7, 2011) – Reigning 10-Time ASP World Champion and Quiksilver rider Kelly Slater (Cocoa Beach, FL), 39, has won the 2011 ASP PRIME Nike US Open of Surfing for the first time since 1996, defeating Yadin Nicol (AUS), 26, in a dominant final in two-to-four foot (1 metre) waves at the iconic Huntington Beach Pier.

ROXY surfer Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), 20, was also victorious when she clinched the final stop on the 2011 ASP Women’s World Title series, the Nike US Open of Surfing, when she topped dangerous wildcard Lakey Peterson (Santa Barbara, CA), 16, in a hard-fought battle.

Slater quickly asserted his dominance in the Final against Nicol when he launched a frontside air-reverse and solidified the ride on the reform to earn an 8.50 and backed the ride up with a 7.77 to put the Australian in an early combination-situation and controlled the heat throughout the entirety of the bout.

“I guess Yadin (Nicol) wanted me to win because he didn’t catch any waves,” Slater said. “I was just really frustrated for him because he was sitting out the back waiting for the big sets and the big sets were close outs. The small ones he was just two far outside and I got them. I think what happened is I got the 8.50 to start and he was just going to be patient. If he got a good one he would have thrown a big rotator, but it just never came.”

Slater went on an absolute rampage on the final day of competition and fought his way back into a tough battle to overtake progressive Hawaiian Dusty Payne (Lahaina, HI), 22, by launching a hail-mary, no-grab backside 360 air. The massive punt garnered the highest single-wave score of Nike US Open of Surfing competition, 9.77 out of 10, as well as the highest heat-total of 17.94 out of 20.

“Dusty (Payne) had priority and he had gone on a couple of lefts that kind of fizzled out on him and he was probably thinking that left was going to do the same thing his other ones did,” Slater said. “It just let me get going on the face enough and I just tried to rotate as hard as I could and somehow the board stuck to my feet.”

Nicol fought hard throughout the entirety of the ASP PRIME competition, taking out dangerous South African Royden Bryson (ZAF), 28, and prodigious Californian Kolohe Andino (San Clemente, CA), 17, on the Final day of competition, but struggled to find a wave in the Final against Slater.

“Kelly started off strong with the 8.5 and I thought I’d wait for a good wave and I think I waited too long,” Nicol said. “At the start of this week I wouldn’t have thought that I’d be in the Final with Kelly. I love it. Sometimes things work out and you make the Final and I’m stoked, I’m over the moon.”

Yadin, who was rated No. 36 entering the US Open of Surfing, now sits at 27th on the ASP World Rankings, moving him inside the coveted ASP Top 32 midyear cut for the halfway mark of the year, but with two events remaining on the ASP World Title Season, Nicol remained guarded in claiming his spot for the final elite events.

“There are still two World Tour events to go so it doesn’t completely change my life just yet,” Nicol said. “It definitely helps the vibe though.”

Fitzgibbons, who finished second on the ASP Women’s World Title Series, was strong on both her forehand and backhand in the final and fought off the determined wildcard to clinch her third elite event on to finish her 2011 season.

“It’s such an unbelievable feeling to get chaired up the beach,” Fitzgibbons said. “There is just a sea of people and it’s one of my biggest achievements. To get three wins this year, it has been a really special year and although I didn’t get the title, I can’t believe I’ve won this event.”

Fitzgibbons feels that there is more to come for the highly-talked about progressive movement in women’s surfing and wildcards such as Lakey Peterson are a perfect example of the future of the sport.

“Today was just about connecting the dots and stepping it up,” Fitzgibbons said. “I think the future is bright for our sport. Lakey (Peterson) is only 16 and she was in both finals in this event it was a great week for her, but to get the win was an amazing way to cap off the year.”

Peterson proved to be a giant killer throughout the entirety of the Women’s Nike US Open of Surfing, taking wins over veteran Melanie Bartels (HAW), 28, ASP Women’s World Title Rookies Tyler Wright (AUS), 17, Courtney Conlogue (Santa Ana, CA), 17, and Laura Enever (AUS), 19, as well as freshly crowned ASP Women’s World Champion Carissa Moore but was unable to find the scores needed to surpass Fitzgibbons in the Final.

“I’m stoked with the way this week has turned out,” Peterson said. “It was an honor to surf against Sally (Fitzgibbons) and I’m really happy to make the Final in my first World Tour event.”

Peterson, who won the ASP 4-Star Nike US Open of Surfing Pro Junior yesterday, asserted herself as a frontrunner among the progressive movement of women’s surfing via dominant run at the Nike US Open of Surfing. The young Californian was the only competitor to put a stop to Moore’s run of finaling in every ASP Top 17 contest this season when she topped the Hawaiian in their Semifinals matchup.

“Winning yesterday was what I wanted to do, to win in the Juniors and do well in this event,” Peterson said. “My heat against Carissa (Moore) felt like no pressure and I just wanted to go for it and I’m just so excited to win that heat. I’ve always wanted to surf against Carissa. She really pushes my surfing to the next level and is an amazing friend.”

Highlights from the 2011 Nike US Open of surfing can be found at www.usopenofsurfing.com

For media downloads log on to www.usopenofsurfing.com/downloads

For additional ASP information log on to www.aspworldtour.com

US Open of Surfing Men’s Final Result:1 – Kelly Slater (USA) 16.27
2 – Yadin Nicol (AUS) 12.40

US Open of Surfing Men’s Semifinals Results:SF 1: Kelly Slater (USA) 17.94 def. Dusty Payne (HAW) 14.90
SF 2: Yadin Nicol (AUS) 13.44 def. Kolohe Andino (USA) 12.87

Nike US Open of Surfing Women’s Final Result:1 – Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 14.23
2 – Lakey Peterson (USA) 12.40

Nike US Open of Surfing Women’s Semifinals Results:SF 1: Lakey Peterson (USA) 14.67 def. Carissa Moore (HAW) 14.60
SF 2: Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS) 14.46 def. Coco Ho (HAW) 14.16

Raya Hamper Giveaway!

2011-08-12T17:23:00.001+08:00

Dear Friends,
Yes, giveaway hampers for every RM800 or RM1500. Please do adjourn yourself to Quiksilver & Roxy outlet to get one before its all being taken away :)

Happy shopping and have a pleasant weekend!

Raya Promotion 2011

2011-08-05T18:54:00.001+08:00

First and foremost, Quiksilver & Roxy Malaysia would like to wish all our beloved
Muslim friends Selamat Berpuasa during this Ramadhan! To usher the upcoming Hari Raya,
we had prepared some really good deals for you friends.

From 6th Aug till 11th September, Quiksilver & Roxy Malaysia is giving out vouchers.

Every purchase of RM150 you will get RM20 gift voucher, RM300 get RM100 and RM1200

get RM500.

During this period of time from 6th Aug till 11th Sept, EVERY SATURDAY is LATE NIGHT

SHOPPING, caters to all shoppers! From 6pm till shop close.

With every purchase of RM400, customers are entitled to a free QS US Tee (RM89.90 or

RM99.90) or ROXY Bali Tee (RM119.90 or RM129.90).

This is the part which is exclusive for Quiksilver & Roxy Cardmembers!

Purchase RM300 you will get *FREE Quiksilver / Roxy item. (one free item per

cardmember)

Happy Shopping and once again, Selamat Berpuasa!

Quiksilver Is Going Green.

2011-08-04T17:55:00.003+08:00

With the overwhelming attack of natural disasters worldwide due to climate change, ecological responsibility is the new buzz word among individuals, organizations, institutions, and companies. Being ecological responsible, many considerations had been taken to save the earth and also, make everyone a better place to live.

In conjunction with Earth Day, Quiksilver proudly launch 2011 Recycled Tees Collection, which made out of recycled plastic bottles and organic cotton.

Material made from recycled polyester blend is considered eco-friendly because it does not require new production and therefore uses less oil while decreasing the output of pollutants. Recycling the polyester also means less waste and more extended use of existing materials. Among its benefits for the wearer are the material’s being breathable while having resistance against wind and rain.

Material made from organic cotton needs certification from a governing agency to prove that the cotton has indeed been grown organically on land that has not been treated with any form of chemical fertilizers and chemical pesticides in the previous three years. Soil renewal should have been achieved through crop rotation and fertilizers used should be limited to manure. Among its benefits for the wearer are the material’s having all the qualities of traditional cotton, including its being highly absorbent, hypoallergenic, biodegradable, machine washable and machine dryable.

Soft gathers and lightweight crew neck tees features greenery; trees illustration on the front. This Recycled Tee is available in four different earth colors and is supreme fit according to individual’s size. Pick one up and pair it with your favorite denim or skinny jeans to complete the look.

1st Ever Fashion Show @ 1Borneo Hypermall

2011-06-23T17:48:00.001+08:00

Hypes and excitement filled the entire Centre Atrium of 1Bormeo Hypermall on 10th June together with the colorful pieces of Quiksilver & Roxy Spring Summer collections. Honorable invited guests from every edge of 1Borneo and Kota Kinabalu gave full support by putting on their best look with Quiksilver & Roxy outfit.

The laughter on every faces filled the environment with so much joy. All thanks to 1Borneo Hypermall for giving a platform to Quiksilver & Roxy to showcase our latest Spring Summer Collections to the people here at the west Malaysia. The response from the west was indeed overwhelming. From the jovial emcee to the showcasing of Quiksilver & Roxy's apparels, everything went close to perfection.

Quiksilver & Roxy will not slip its opportunity to introduce the latest Quiksilver 4-Ways Stretched Diamond Dobby and Roxy's 'Little Beach Dress' to the people at the West. It's a whole new feeling which was being brought over so that the people here will have a pinch of idea on how to mix and match with their favorite apparels.

Right after the show has ended, beloved guests adjourn themselves to Quiksilver & Roxy outlet for additional 20% for all sale items, shopping spree ends 11pm that night!

Were you there to have a glimpse of the fashion show? What was your opinion towards the entire event? We welcome your valuable feedback.

Quiksilver Pro New York 2011!

2011-06-21T15:50:00.002+08:00

Surfing in the New York City?! Sounds impossible but yeah, its happening soon! Quiksilver Pro New York is the first-ever ASP World Championship Tour stop on the East Coast of the United State, Long Beach it is! Surfers are giving all out to fight for the grand prize, a whopping $1million! Event is taking place on 1st - 15th September 2011 and lime light would be falling upon this exciting event through out the 15 days.

The Asians are as excited as those who are competing in this event and to show our sincere support towards this awesome event, Citibank and Quiksilver Malaysia make a good tied-up campaign. Not only to bring awareness to those who have knew this event, but also to those who have yet to know what is Quiksilver all about.

Attention to All Citibank, Quiksilver & Roxy Cardmembers!!

Want to try out how lucky you are? By just spending RM200 in any of the Quiksilver Malaysia's outlets, you will gain 1 entry form to win yourself a 7D5N stay at New York city and to watch Quiksilver Pro New York for TWO!

EXCLUSIVE!! CITIBANK CARDMEMBERS:-

For every RM200 spent, you will gain 2 entry forms instead!

Contest starts now and ends on 5th August 2011!

Are you guys excited? Hit the mall right now because you might be the lucky winner to walk away with that awesome trip! You may want to visit our store to find out more! Happy Shopping!

MEGA SALE!

2011-06-16T14:55:00.000+08:00

In conjunction with Malaysia's MEGA SALE, Quiksilver & Roxy do have something to offer to you our beloved fans! 50% off for your favorite piece of summer outfit, how hot is that?

Exclusive for all Citibank, Quiksilver & Roxy Cardmembers:-

You are entitled for additional 20% off for all sale items (with minimum purchase of 2items)

This applies from now till 5th of August, be sure to hit the mall to grab all your favorite pieces!

16th Anniversary!

2011-06-07T21:39:00.001+08:00

Quiksilver would like to take this opportunity to thank our loyal Quiksilver members, beloved customers, business partners and all Quiksilver staffs for making Quiksilver Malaysia a successful surf brand in the retail industry. We sincerely believe that it is because of the support from every end, Quiksilver Malaysia has made thus far. It is also by the competitive challenges that were being overcame which made Quiksilver Malaysia secured the recognition given by the Brand Laureate Award for being the 'Best Surf Apparels & Accessories Brand in Retail' category.

By appreciating our fellow beloved Quiksilver customers, we hope that everyone of you did make your way to Quiksilver stores to grab those fabulous deals we had offered. We will definitely continue to provide more and more awesome deals for you guys!

Thank you!

Gurney Spring Summer Fashion Show 2011

2011-05-11T16:02:00.001+08:00

3 days right after we'd ended our Fashion Show at Mid Valley, Quiksilver was given another chance to showcase its one-of-the-kind Spring Summer's Collection at Plaza Gurney on the 9th of April and theme for the evening was 'In the mood of Fashionista'. Invited guest filled up the entire centre atrium and to those who didn't manage to get a seat were so enthusiastically standing around the atrium, just to catch a glimpse of the fashion show.

Quiksilver will bring in its all new line of Cypher Series boardshort, which is the 4-Way Stretch Diamond Dobby. While Roxy focuses on its signature categories such as swimwear, boardshorts, flip flops as well as its dedicated focus on the 'Little Beach Dress'

Every guests were entitled to enjoy 20% off for all New Arrival at the store right after the Fashion Show. flip flops as well as a dedicated focus on the ‘Little Beach Dress’ caught the eye of many Roxy lover.