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Globe and Mail
5 days ago
- Globe and Mail
Hazli Named Best Camping Mattress in the USA for 2025 by Best of Best Review
Hazli's camping mattress stands out thanks to its comfort-cell memory foam, which feels like a real bed—even on rocky ground. It's waterproof, easy to clean, and comes in six sizes, making it a go-to for families, solo travelers, and anyone who values sleep while on the go. It's official: Hazli's Memory Foam Camping Mattress has been crowned the Best Camping Mattress in the USA for 2025 by the trusted consumer site Best of Best Review. This award comes after years of glowing reviews from campers, vanlifers, and families across America. The mattress, known for its cozy memory foam and smart roll-up design, has become a top choice on Amazon and beyond. 'We're thrilled to get this recognition,' said a Hazli team member. 'We built this mattress for real life—road trips, tents, guest rooms, even sleepovers. Getting named best in the country means everything to us.' Hazli's camping mattress stands out thanks to its comfort-cell memory foam, which feels like a real bed—even on rocky ground. It's waterproof, easy to clean, and comes in six sizes, making it a go-to for families, solo travelers, and anyone who values sleep while on the go. The award win is backed by thousands of real users who share stories like these: 'My kids slept through the night—camping used to be chaos!' 'I've lived in a van for 3 years. This is the first mattress that feels like home.' Best of Best Review, known for their strict testing and honest picks, gave Hazli top marks for quality, comfort, and durability. Their editors tested dozens of outdoor sleep options before making their pick. About Hazli Hazli is a family-first brand focused on creating simple, smart products that make everyday life easier. From camping gear to home comfort, Hazli's mission is to help people sleep better—wherever they are. See the Award-Winning Mattress To read the full review and shop the mattress, visit:
Daily Express
09-07-2025
- Business
- Daily Express
Sabah stresses on collab to build local capabilities
Published on: Wednesday, July 09, 2025 Published on: Wed, Jul 09, 2025 By: Sherell Jeffrey Text Size: Hazli, Dr Pascal and Mohd Sabri. Kota Kinabalu: What sets Sabah apart is its emphasis on collaboration rather than competition between companies. Major players are working together to build local capabilities and create sustainable growth. 'Collaboration and co-creation is very important,' said Senior Vice President of Malaysia Assets and Petronas Carigali Sdn Bhd Chief Executive Officer Hazli Sham Kassim, describing how Petronas works closely with local companies to serve smaller customers. 'It is better for us to work with the local company, in this case, Sabah Energy Corporation (SEC) and SMJ Energy (SB), so that they can supply to the local customers. 'This collaborative approach has practical benefits, allowing local companies to grow while enabling major corporations to focus on larger projects,' he said. The industry recognises that Sabah's success depends on developing local talent and expertise. 'You cannot just pick people off the ground from the villages and say, okay, here are our bodies and we are going to do this work for you,' said Malaysia and Vietnam at Hibiscus Petroleum Country Manager Dr Pascal Hos noting the importance of proper capability building. 'You need to build capability, you need to build capacity and that can only be done in collaboration with us as your partners,' he said. The approach is already showing results with Yinson Energy Chief Executive Officer Datuk Mohamed Sabri Mohamed Zain noting that Yinson Energy achieves a notable 95 per cent local content in its operations, including its FPSO Helang in Sarawak, which is staffed entirely by locals. 'Our projects are easily USD1.5 billion, USD2 billion type of capex. Of course, it is a long-term project. It is a long-term recurring income, 20 years, 25 years,' said Mohamed Sabri. These huge investments require sophisticated financing and demonstrate international confidence in Sabah's potential, he said. * Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel and Telegram for breaking news alerts and key updates! * Do you have access to the Daily Express e-paper and online exclusive news? Check out subscription plans available. Stay up-to-date by following Daily Express's Telegram channel. Daily Express Malaysia
New Straits Times
23-06-2025
- Sport
- New Straits Times
Daania shines on clay in Europe as mum holds fort at home
KUALA LUMPUR: National junior tennis player Daania Hazli has been making solid progress on clay in Egypt and Europe recently. Daania spent three weeks in Egypt in late April and early May where she reached the singles quarterfinals and doubles semi-finals, with Egyptian partner Jana Youssef, in Dakahlia (ITF J60). She also reached the doubles quarterfinals, with Malak Ismeil (Egypt), in Cairo (J60). Daania then helped Malaysia achieve a ninth-place finish in the Under-16 Billie Jean King Cup final qualifiers in Kazakhstan late last month. The national squad defeated Indonesia, Uzbekistan and the Philippines in the competition. Daania, who turns 15 tomorrow (June 24), then underwent a brief training block in Munich before reaching the singles semi-finals at Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic (J30). She also won the South Bavarian Championships in Germany, saving multiple match points in the under-18 final against German Tamara Ritzinger whom she beat 6-7 (5), 7-6 (4), 10-4. Hazli Zainuddin, who is Daania's coach and father, said her results have been encouraging considering she has not had much international exposure prior to this. "To reach the quarter-finals and semi-finals in a J60 is a good result for Daania as she is still adjusting to competing in international competitions," said Hazli when contacted in Germany today (June 23). "She showed great mental strength and determination to do well on clay, this was especially apparent in the South Bavarian Championship. "Our goal is to keep giving Daania the exposure she needs and give her the chance to earn more ranking points." Hazli paid homage to his wife, Alessandra Sarritzu, who has been left to manage the family coaching business back home while he and Daania have been on tour. "There have definitely been sacrifices made behind the scenes. Daania's mum (Alessandra) has single-handedly kept the family business running which has helped to cover 80 per cent of Daania's expenses," said Hazli. "This is not just Daania's journey, it is a family mission. Every tournament, every flight and every racquet stringing done is a collective effort. "With the right financial, technical and emotional support, Daania can become a world-class player. "This is why we are always hoping for more support. Without consistent funding, even the brightest talents risk being left behind." Hazli, who is also a former national head coach for Malaysia, is currently with Daania in Bruchkoebel (J100), Germany where she is scheduled to play this week.
