This Seasons Roxy swimwear features bright colours and a wide choice of prints which are the main strength of the Roxy swimwear collection.  Plain colours are bright and intense, from hawiaiian floral designs up to Roxy screens they are guaranteed to be fresh and cheerful, all Roxy prints are exclusive.
A lot of Roxy bikinis are sold as separates with a wide choice of sizes, from XS to XL for tops and bottoms, fitted to each morphology.   Roxy bikinis come with adjustable straps and ties, for tightening.  A large coverage shape is offered in numerous themes.   A wide range of styles is on offer, always fashion and fresh for young silhouettes. Roxy offers a selection of slide or fixed triangle tops and more or less covering bottoms and innovating shapes.  Also available in the Roxy swimwear collection low-rider pants and hipsters, cleavage enhancing tops and low waisted bottoms.

Styles are made up to last an endless summer.  Thanks to fabrics such as Meryl Nylstar in most of the swimwear themes.  Meryl provides softness, lightness and fast dry.  Thanks to the make up of Roxy swimwear, all styles are lined so the product never loses shape.  Great quality ensures your Roxy bikini is sure to keep its bright appearance in spite of sunbathing and swimming in the pool or sea.  Great quality trimmings will provide you with eyelets that will not rust in salt water.

All the Roxy swimsuits are made for dynamic and sporty girls.  Stretch material and memory fabrics are used to prevent styles loosing shape, thanks to lycra use from Invista (10% minimum in all fabrics).  The fabulous cut of Roxy swimsuits will ensure support with the help of a underwire bra and memory foam linings beneath the chest. All styles have protected seams.
All one piece Roxy swimsuits and other styles are made in fabrics that are most adapted to pool water.  Indeed Xtra Life Lycra fabric used in these themes resists chlorine and other pool chemicals, allowing Roxy swimwear to keep their shape 5-10 times longer than unprotected elasthane.
Remember beach babes to always rinse your Roxy swimwear in clean warm water at the end of each day to keep your stunning Roxy bikini as new as the day you purchased it.

Roxy offers a huge selection of styles including separates with a wide range of sizes, from XS to XL for tops and bottoms, fitted to each morphology.  The styles and themes include fashion and fresh for young silhouettes: slide or fixed triangle, more or less covering bottoms and innovating shapes: low rider pants and hipsters, cleavage enhancing tops and low waisted bottoms. 

Plain colours are bright and intense, Hawaiian floral designs up to Roxy screens, fresh and cheerful, all Roxy prints are exclusive.
One piece Roxy swimsuits are bright and pretty, with stunning sexy cuts to suit all body shapes and sizes.  Mix and match your Roxy swimwear and team them up with cleverly matching accessories including Roxy beach bags, Roxy hats and Roxy flip flops. 

Bright eclectic bold prints lead the trend this season and Roxy swim wear and bikinis have embraced the vibrant colours and pattern mixing to make sure you stand out from the crowd on the beach this summer.  Sling on a Roxy bikini, slap on a Roxy cap and slip into a Pair of Roxy flip flops for the Roxy beach babe look this season…..

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Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), 21, reigning two-time ASP Women’s World Champion, has won the Roxy Pro Gold Coast presented by LG Mobile, defeating Melanie Bartels (HAW), 26, in the Final to claim the inaugural event on the 2009 ASP Women’s World Tour.

Gilmore wasted no time in the Final, securing the day’s high single-wave score of a 9.57 out of a possible 10 on her opening wave for a fluid series of fin releases and power carves.

“It was a really little wave,” Gilmore said. “I had a few flashbacks from 2005 where I was trying to pick off the little ones that were going to grow down the line. Today it just so happened I picked a good one. It is important to get a good start and get a lead early in the heat.”

Gilmore’s victory today at Snapper Rocks marks her fourth consecutive win on the ASP Women’s World Tour, having claimed the last three events of the 2008 season, and puts her well on the path to a third consecutive ASP Women’s World Title.

“It’s a new start for me,” Gilmore said. “To win on your home turf, in front of all these people, it’s unbelievable.

”The phenomenal natural-footer has been a perennial event favorite at the Roxy Pro Gold Coast since claiming the title as a 17-year-old wildcard in 2005. Despite her extensive local knowledge, Gilmore had failed to secure a solid result at home since beginning her ASP Dream Tour campaign until today.

“This win is definitely more satisfying,” Gilmore said. “In 2005, I was blown away. I couldn’t believe I achieved it, but this time around it’s pleasing to know that I’ve come off a season as world champ, and I’ve done some training, so to come back out here today and win makes you feel really good.”

Bartels struggled to secure a scoring wave in the first half of the Final, only able to a post 7.50 out of a possible 10 with under five minutes to go.

“I am ecstatic right now,” Bartels said. “Surfing against Steph (Gilmore) in a heat is always a challenge for me. I know how good she is. I knew I needed to put up big scores, but no waves came through. She surfed unreal and I am just glad that I got to surf Snapper with one other person out.”

Despite the disappointing showing in Final, Bartels’ runner-up finish sees the Hawaiian rocket up the ratings from ASP World No. 7 to No. 2 heading into the rest of the season.

“To get a good result at the beginning of the year gives momentum to go into the next event and feel a little bit more confident and relaxed,” Bartels said. “I’ll just work on my surfing and see what mistakes I have done in this contest and just hope for the better in the next and try not to make the same mistakes.”

Coco Ho (HAW), 17, 2009 ASP Women’s World Tour rookie, put on an inspiring performance in the Semifinals, falling just short to eventual runner-up Bartels to finish equal 3rd.

“It feels good,” Ho said. “I’m really happy for Melanie as well. She was surfing so well out there and got the better of every exchange. With ten minutes remaining, I was just like, ’I am out at Snapper with just Mel (Bartels),’ and I am just going to focus on getting as many waves as I can and just push every turn.”

Paige Hareb (NZL), 18, fellow 2009 ASP Dream Tour rookie, had an impressive run at the Roxy Pro Gold Coast, before falling to eventual winner Gilmore in Semifinal 1.

“Steph (Gilmore) is the local favorite and world champ,” Hareb said. “She has everything going for her at the moment. It would have been good to meet her in the Final, but I’m still happy with making it to the Semifinals.”

Requiring only an average score to take the lead in her Semifinal heat, Hareb grabbed a roping righthander with the clock ticking and belted a first turn before getting caught up in her second maneuver.

“I’m a little bit disappointed about the last wave which I came off,” Hareb said. “I knew I could have won the heat with that wave.”

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DC footwear is made with the unique Dynamic Grip Technology and is engineered around the fact that each part of a skate shoe’s sole does different things, and wears out at different rates.  With DGT, there is soft rubber for control on ollies and flips, there is medium rubber for grip and traction, and there’s tough, thick rubber for durability.  Medium rubber for traction and soft rubber for control.

DC have taken the concept of Dynamic Grip Technology one step further with DGT plus.  DC shoes have taken their softest rubber and made it even softer for supreme gripping and control in the toe and ollie areas.  It may not last for ever, however while it does it is the gummiest rubber DC have to offer.

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Parkinson Wins Quiksilver Pro!

Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 11 March, 2009 : - - Kirra — Joel Parkinson (AUS), 27, has won the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast presented by LG Mobile, defeating fellow finalist Adriano de Souza (BRA), 22, in solid six-to-eight foot (3 metre) surf at Kirra.

After a 12-year hiatus, today’s action brought the ASP World Tour back to Kirra for the Finals of the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast. Whilst it was not classic Kirra, the challenging conditions at the historic pointbreak offered churning barrels with massive scoring potential.

Parkinson, winner of the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast in 2002, was fearless from the outset in the hard-fought Final, collecting an excellent 8.83 out of a possible 10 on his opening ride, breaking his board in the process.

“That first wave was a good one but I came down funny on the floater and buckled my board,” Parkinson said. “I came in and just got energized when I heard the score and everyone on the beach really pumped me up. The crowd is awesome. There are so many people. Down here you don’t really see it, but from the water you can see the crowd on the hill and all along Coolangatta and even down Kirra Point. I could hear them roaring – it was amazing.”

The hometown favorite would return to the lineup to collect a bevy of high scores, including a 7.50 and an 8.17, before nailing his second perfect 10 of the day, pushing his heat total to an unsurpassable 18.84 out of a possible 20.

“I was thinking it has been a long time between drinks [ASP World Tour event wins],” Parkinson said. “Until the hooter blew, I didn’t know what emotion to feel. It’s the kind of thing where you’re surrounded by a lot of people and it’s not until you pull yourself back and you’re together with family and friends, that’s really when you feel all of your emotions. Right now I’m on a high and I’m buzzing, it will be a few hours to let it all sink in.”

Parkinson now sits atop the ASP World Tour ratings, in excellent position for his 2009 campaign for the ASP World Title. “There’s still a long way to go and there are a lot of dangerous surfers out there,” Parkinson said. “I don’t want to get too far ahead of myself. It is a long year with a lot of stops [on the Dream Tour]. It is going to be a great year.”

De Souza, former ASP World Junior Champion and into his first Final ever in an ASP World Tour event, was unable to find a rhythm against Parkinson, only grabbing a 7.00 out of a possible 10 as a noteworthy score.

“I saw Kirra break a couple of years ago but I am too young to have seen it break like it has in the past,” De Souza said. “These are the best waves so far during my time in Australia. I am really glad with everything. Second Place for me is an amazing result. I will just keep trying to do the same thing at the next event.”

Despite not claiming the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast, De Souza’s Runner-Up finish today sees him rocket to No. 2 on the ASP World Tour ratings, putting himself in excellent position for the season ahead. “It was my first Final ever so I’m happy and glad with my performance,” De Souza said. “I will just try to keep focused and determined for the rest of the year. It is amazing for me. It is a big thing that has happened in my life this Final.”

Mick Fanning (AUS), 27, former ASP World Champion (2007) and two-time past winner of the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast (’05, ’07), surfed the heat of the event this morning, narrowly going down to Parkinson, 19.93 to 17.66.

“Cyclone Hamish turned it on for us,” Fanning said. “It’s one of those days where you can have one of the best surfs of your life or one of the worst surfs of your life. It wasn’t the best surf of my life, but it was definitely up there.”

The incredible conditions provided the ideal forum for the two locals to raise the performance bar, and while the lead flip-flopped several times throughout the Semifinal, it was Parkinson’s perfect 10 that would nail the coffin shut.

“I didn’t see Joel’s 9.90 but I saw his 10,” Fanning said. “When his head popped out, I knew. I said to myself I would give that a 10. Congratulations to him, he surfed an awesome heat.”  Taj Burrow (AUS), 30, finished Equal 3rd at today’s Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast, going down to eventual event Runner-Up De Souza in Semifinal 2.

“I felt really lost at sea,” Burrow said. “It was a total lucky dip, then the wind squall came through and it got even more wild and washed out. Every time a wave came that looked any good, Adriano [de Souza] was sitting next to me with priority. I was just really unlucky. Last time I surfed here, I got a perfect 10 as a wildcard, so I have good memories of Kirra. I would have loved a 10 at the end of that heat. I’m just looking forward to the next event now.”

More ighlights from the Quiksilver Pro Gold Coast will be available via quiksilverpro.com.au

The next stop on the 2009 ASP World Tour will be the Rip Curl Pro at Bells Beach from April 7 – 18, 2009. For more information, log onto aspworldtour.com

QUIKSILVER PRO GOLD COAST SEMIFINALS RESULTS:
SF 1: Joel Parkinson (AUS) def. Mick Fanning (AUS)
SF 2: Adriano de Souza (BRA) def. Taj Burrow (AUS)
 
QUIKSILVER PRO GOLD COAST QUARTERFINALS RESULTS:
QF 1: Joel Parkinson (AUS) 15.00 def. C.J. Hobgood (USA) 4.37
QF 2: Mick Fanning (AUS) 18.53 def. Damien Hobgood (USA) 13.00
QF 3: Adriano de Souza (BRA) 17.86 def. Bede Durbidge (AUS) 6.77
QF 4: Taj Burrow (AUS) 14.40 def. Adrian Buchan (AUS) 14.00
 
QUIKSILVER PRO GOLD COAST ROUND 4 RESULTS:
Heat 1: C.J. Hobgood (USA) 17.24 def. Jihad Khodr (BRA) 16.43
Heat 2: Joel Parkinson (AUS) 13.90 def. Chris Davidson (AUS) 10.90
Heat 3: Mick Fanning (AUS) 17.90 def. Jeremy Flores (FRA) 12.40
Heat 4: Damien Hobgood (USA) 16.30 def. Julian Wilson (AUS) 15.50
Heat 5: Bede Durbidge (AUS) 17.16 def. Jordy Smith (ZAF) 13.93
Heat 6: Adriano de Souza (BRA) 17.10 def. Fredrick Patacchia (HAW) 11.00
Heat 7: Taj Burrow (AUS) 17.00 def. Dane Reynolds (USA) 16.23
Heat 8: Adrian Buchan (AUS) 14.33 def. Tom Whitaker (AUS) 11.33

Check the Full Results

CURRENT ASP WORLD TOUR TOP 5
1. Joel Parkinson (AUS) 1200 points
2. Adriano de Souza (BRA) 1032 points
3. Taj Burrow (AUS) 876 points
3. Mick Fanning (AUS) 876 points
5. Bede Durbidge (AUS) 732 points
5. C.J. Hobgood (USA) 732 points
5. Adrian Buchan (AUS)732 points
5. Damien Hobgood (USA) 732 points 

Quiksilver King of the Groms Series
Surfing South Africa
Cape Town South Africa
14 - 15 March 2009

Royalty Heads for the Cape for First Stop on the 2009

Surfersvillage Global Surf News, 12 March, 2009 : - - Cape Town — The first leg of the 2009 Quiksilver King of the Groms series will take place in the cold waters of Kommetjie, Cape Town, this weekend (14 and 15 March) and has attracted a host of South Africa’s top junior surfers.

Consisting of an Under 16 and an Under 20 division, the focus of the King of the Groms series is primarily on the Under 16 division, and has become one of the driving forces in unearthing South Africa’s blossoming surfing talent as entrants compete for R22,000 in prize money at each leg. The first event in Kommetjie will be mobile, with the contest site moving to the break that provides the best conditions each day.

As South Africa’s most prestigious junior contest series, the Quiksilver King of the Groms has attracted a host of South Africa’s top junior surfers to contest the two divisions. In the premier under 16 division the focus will be on 2008 Champion Michael February.

Already a major force in South African surfing, the lithe natural-footer hails from Kommetjie and will literally be surfing in his backyard. However, with the likes of Davey van Zyl (Durban), Steven Sawyers (Jeffreys Bay), Dane Staples (St Francis Bay) and 13 year old upstart Slade Prestwich (Scottburgh) all vying for the crown, February will have his work cut out for him.

The Under 20 division will be an even more competitive affair and, with the pedigree of surfers the King of the Groms has attracted, picking a favourite is almost impossible. Dale Staples (St Francis Bay) was the 2007 Under 16 champion and will have a point to prove to 2008 Under 20 winner and fellow Seal Point local Nick Godfrey.

Kommetjie’s Brendon Gibbens has become a major force to be reckoned with following his inclusion in Surfer Magazine’s 2008 Hot 100 Top Junior Surfers in the world along with Shaun Joubert (Mossel Bay), while other names to look out for include Kyle Lane (Umhlanga Rocks), Casey Grant (Scottburgh), Shaun Dennis (Durban) and Matt Bromley (Kommetjie).

As in the past, the 2009 series will consist of three events, the first in Cape Town this weekend, the second in Mossel Bay on 13 and 14 June, with the final event taking place at Southbroom on the KZN south coast on the weekend of 15 and 16 August.

The overall winner of the 2009 Quiksilver King of the Groms under 16 division will be flown with a chaperone to France for the world King of the Groms final which will be held in conjunction with the 2009 Quiksilver Pro France WCT contest. The under 20 series winner will receive a return air ticket to Hawaii - surfing’s most hallowed proving grounds - for the 2009 winter season.

An exciting aspect of each event will be the Virgin Mobile Expression Session which will allow the entrants to take to the water to compete for R2000 in prize money as they push each other to pull off the most radical maneuver during the 30 minute session. Each leg of the 2009 Quiksilver King of the Groms will be supported by Red Bull who will provide energy centres to keep the competitors operating at peak performance levels.

The Quiksilver King of the Groms is presented by Virgin Mobile in association with Resolution, and is sanctioned by Surfing South Africa. Entry forms can be obtained by logging on to surfingsouthafrica.co.za or by calling 021-6742972 during office hours.

Quik Facts

What: The 2009 Quiksilver King of the Groms.

Where: Cape Town (Kommetjie region) 14 & 15 March, Mossel Bay 13 & 14 June, Southbroom 15 & 16 Aug.

Who: South Africa’s top U16 and U20 surfers. The defending champions are Nick Godfrey (U20) from St Francis Bay and Michael February (U16) of Kommetjie, Cape Town.

Sponsors: Quiksilver, Virgin Mobile, Resolution, MXit, Supersport, Surfing South Africa and Red Bull.

Prizes: Total Prize money per event is R22, 000. The U16 series winner will be flown with a chaperone to France for the KOTG finals which are held in conjunction with the 2009 Quiksilver Pro France WCT. The U20 series winner will receive a return air ticket to Hawaii. The Virgin Mobile Expression Session will offer a further R2,000 to the surfer that pulls off the most radical move during the 30 minute session.

Huntington Beach, CA – (March 4, 2009) – Roxy is pleased to announce that Santigold and Cold War Kids will co-headline the outdoor free concert at the Fifth Annual Roxy Chicken Jam, March 27-29, 2009, Mammoth Mountain, CA.  The all-women snowboard event will bring together the top pro women snowboarders from around the world to compete in slopestyle and superpipe events for a combined prize purse worth $50,000. In addition to crowning the Swatch TTR Women’s World Champion, the unique event will feature a festival atmosphere with a mascot competition, games and goodies for all to enjoy.

“We’re proud to sponsor an event that not only nurtures talent in women’s snowboarding, but also gives back to the community and spectators,” said Randy Hild, Executive Vice President, Roxy Global Marketing.  “We’re excited to offer Roxy’s fans the chance to enjoy Santigold and Cold War Kids, as part of the Roxy Chicken Jam.”

The lovechild of submarine sonar and low frequency midnight moans, Santigold was born somewhere between Bedstuy and Bushwick, Brooklyn and was placed under the care of enigmatic singer and songwriter Santi White. Her eponymous debut album Santigold was released in 2008, the album’s single “L.E.S. Artistes” placed at number two on Rolling Stone’s Singles of the year, while the album Santigold was sixth on their albums of the year list.  Santigold is currently featured on the new Jay-Z track produced by Kanye West, “Brooklyn Go Hard,” and can be seen touring with Coldplay in Japan throughout February.

Hailing from Fullerton, CA, the indie rock band Cold War Kids burst onto the scene with their debut Robbers & Cowards in the fall of 2006. In 2007, they contributed to OKX, a tribute to the 10-year-old Radiohead album OK Computer, recording their version of the track “Electioneering.”  In September of 2008, they released their sophomore album Loyalty to Loyalty.

In addition to the competition, the Roxy Chicken Jam will include a winter wonderland festival, featuring a free concert with musical guests Santigold and Cold War Kids on Saturday March 28, 2009 at 7pm.  Additional activities over the course of the weekend include the ever-comedic Mascot SuperPipe Competition, hair by Paul Mitchell, Roxy demo boards and skis, and other giveaways and goodies.

The 2009 Roxy Chicken Jam is presented by ROCKSTAR Energy Drink.  Additional partners include Paul Mitchell, Covergirl, JBL, Zumiez, Ford Models, FuelTV, Nylon Magazine, Mammoth Mountain, and Swatch TTR World Snowboard Tour.  For more information on the Roxy Chicken Jam and festival visit www.roxy.com/2009/chicken¬_jam.

About Roxy:
Roxy is a brand of Quiksilver, Inc. (NYSE:ZQK), the world’s leading outdoor sports lifestyle company, which designs, produces and distributes a diversified mix of branded apparel, wintersports equipment, footwear, accessories and related products.  The Company’s apparel and footwear brands represent a casual lifestyle for young-minded people that connect with its boardriding culture and heritage.

The reputation of Quiksilver’s brands is based on different outdoor sports.  The Company’s Quiksilver, Roxy, DC and Hawk brands are synonymous with the heritage and culture of surfing, skateboarding and snowboarding, and its beach and water oriented swimwear brands include Raisins, Radio Fiji and Leilani. The Company continues to make snowboarding equipment under its DC, Roxy, Lib Technologies, Gnu and Bent Metal labels.

The Company’s products are sold in over 90 countries in a wide range of distribution, including surf shops, skate shops, snow shops, its proprietary Boardriders Club shops and other company-owned retail stores, other specialty stores and select department stores.  Quiksilver’s corporate and Americas’ headquarters are in Huntington Beach, California, while its European headquarters are in St. Jean de Luz, France, and its Asia/Pacific headquarters are in Torquay, Australia.

Continuing with the initiative to give back to the Balinese community and tourists that visit the beautiful “Island of the Gods” PT Quiksilver Indonesia has once again teamed up with Coca-Cola Bottling Indonesia to “Keep the Beaches Safe” and supply uniforms for all of the Balinese Lifeguards for 2009.

The Bali Beach Clean Up was the first initiative to hit the beach, and supplying a tractor and beach cleaning unit has already made it’s mark in keeping the southern beaches of Bali in the Kuta area clean. This latest initiative to work with the Bali Lifeguards to keep the beaches safe for international tourists and locals alike was the next step.

Quiksilver Sports Marketing Manager Jake Paterson stated, “Bali is a beautiful place, people come here to enjoy the sun, surf and beaches, so to keep it in a beautiful and safe state is very important for tourism. As long as the beaches are clean and safe they’ll keep coming back to Bali.”

Mr Ketut Ipel, (Secretary Balawista Badung )

“We are very happy with our new relationship with Quiksilver and Coca- Cola. We would like to thank them a lot, and we look forward to working with them to help keep the beaches of Bali safe.”

The Roxy Pro Australia is just about here and we are getting really excited to see Sally Fitzgibbons’ first competition on the ASP! She has had an incredible year so far, qualifying for the ASP Tour in record time and the Roxy Pro at Snapper Rocks will be her first competition on the pro circuit.

Our very own Lisa Andersen will be at the event. She is going to be sending us updates for the blog so stay tuned for some behind-the-scenes info from her!

The holding period for the event is from Feb. 28th - Mar. 11th. Check the website daily because when the contest is on we are going to have a live webcast! Yay! You won’t be missin’ any of the action.

Below are the Roxy Pro’s round one match ups:

Heat 1: Samantha Cornish (AUS), Jessi Miley-Dyer (AUS), Paige Hareb (NZL)

Heat 2: Amee Donohoe (AUS), Jacqueline Silva (BRA), Alana Blanchard (HAW)

Heat 3: Stephanie Gilmore (AUS), Rosanne Hodge (ZAF), TBA

Heat 4: Silvana Lima (BRA), Sally Fitzgibbons (AUS), Megan Abubo (HAW)

Heat 5: Sofia Mulanovich (PER), Chelsea Hedges (AUS), Coco Ho (HAW)

Heat 6: Melanie Bartels (HAW), Rebecca Woods (AUS), Bruna Schmitz (BRA)