We are re-designing with the website more content and new updates. The new site will be launched later this summer. Check out my Facebook page for new boards and updates until then:
Saturday, July 24, 2010
Monday, February 15, 2010
Spirare in The Providence Journal
The Providence Journal recently stopped by the shop for an interview and to shoot a video. Check it out. To see the video and read the article go to:
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Friday, October 9, 2009
New Wood Design
6'2"x21"x2.375" new hollow wood fish design. This design utilizes a balsa perimiter frame and poplar deck and bottom skins that transfer all the surfers energy out to the rails of the board. The top and bottom act completely independantly from each other (no physical connection between the two except at the rails).
Sacred Craft
Saturday, September 26, 2009
New Design
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Blanks Blanks Blanks
Friday, September 11, 2009
Spirare Boards in the Water
Saturday, July 25, 2009
RI Monthly Magazine
Monday, June 29, 2009
Spirare at PEM
Thursday, June 11, 2009
Now Taking Orders
I am now taking custom orders on the wooden Spirare Surfboards.
To inquire please use the contact section of the page or email me at:
kevin@spiraresurfboards.com
Also, Check out 'Down the Line' surf talk radio podcasts on iTunes to hear an interview from June 7, 2009 with Spirare Surfboards.
Thanks
to view older posts go to: http://www.spiraresurfboards.blogspot.com/
To inquire please use the contact section of the page or email me at:
kevin@spiraresurfboards.com
Also, Check out 'Down the Line' surf talk radio podcasts on iTunes to hear an interview from June 7, 2009 with Spirare Surfboards.
Thanks
to view older posts go to: http://www.spiraresurfboards.blogspot.com/
Monday, May 18, 2009
Spirare and Micheal Montanaro at BLVD Newport, RI
I am having a small one night show with Micheal Montanaro at BLVD in Newport RI June 5th.
I will be showing some Spirare honeycomb boards and blanks along side Montanaro's ink drawings and paintings. Drinks will be provided by TyKu.
More info at: http://www.theblvdshop.com/spirare-surfboardsmichael-mont/
Location: BLVD, 421 Thames St, Newport, RI, 02840
Hope to see you there!
Latest board is a 6'6" x 20.5" x 2.375" round tail quad with paulownia wood skins.

I will be showing some Spirare honeycomb boards and blanks along side Montanaro's ink drawings and paintings. Drinks will be provided by TyKu.
More info at: http://www.theblvdshop.com/spirare-surfboardsmichael-mont/
Location: BLVD, 421 Thames St, Newport, RI, 02840
Hope to see you there!
Latest board is a 6'6" x 20.5" x 2.375" round tail quad with paulownia wood skins.

Tuesday, May 12, 2009
Spirare Surfboards in NALU Longboarder's Magazine - Japan
Spirare Surfboards is featured in the May issue of NALU Longboarder's Magazine out of Japan.

NALU Longboard Magazine Article Translation
The wave of "eco" is also reaching the surfboard world.While there are many release of new products utilizing the bio-degradable foam made out of natural material,there is one that outstandingly draws attention.The honeycomb structured wood form was invented by Kevin Cunningham of "Spirare Surfboards", surf brand from east coast of America, Rhode Island.The form has realized the durability, lightweight and the visual beauty out of desire to make an environmentally conscious board-and it rides smooth.Also underneath your picture:
Kevin lives in Rhode Island, East Coast state known for bringing out many artists.
Underneath the big image:
The material is thin cedar veneer cedar. Compared to Balsa, known as the lightest material to make the form, he succeeded to lighten 7 kg.

NALU Longboard Magazine Article TranslationThe wave of "eco" is also reaching the surfboard world.While there are many release of new products utilizing the bio-degradable foam made out of natural material,there is one that outstandingly draws attention.The honeycomb structured wood form was invented by Kevin Cunningham of "Spirare Surfboards", surf brand from east coast of America, Rhode Island.The form has realized the durability, lightweight and the visual beauty out of desire to make an environmentally conscious board-and it rides smooth.Also underneath your picture:
Kevin lives in Rhode Island, East Coast state known for bringing out many artists.
Underneath the big image:
The material is thin cedar veneer cedar. Compared to Balsa, known as the lightest material to make the form, he succeeded to lighten 7 kg.
To view older posts goto: www.SpirareSurfboards.blogspot.com
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Friday, March 27, 2009
Saturday, December 20, 2008
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