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Re-launched and Re-loaded: ClayMarzo.com

By Jeff Mull

| posted on May 17, 2010

Quiksilver, Rock Star Energy, Skull Candy and DC Shoes, along with Westside Pride Media, proudly announce the re-launched and re-loaded official website for free-surf sensation Clay Marzo.

Follow Clay and his filmer Adam Klevin as they travel to exotic locations in search of “The Clip” and watch exclusive edits of Clay and the frieds he makes along his journey, courtesy of Westside Pride Media.

ClayMarzo.com, also known as Marzomania.com, provides a rare glimpse into the mind of a one-of-a-kind original, Clayton Michael Marzo.

www.ClayMarzo.com

For more information, please contact:

Kristi McKnight / Kristi.mcknight@quiksilver.com / 714.889.7189

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