Spunky's Beachside Bulletin

The Spunky’s Surf Shop team just got back from the Surf Expo 2025, and we’re absolutely stoked to share our experience with you! For those who might not know, Surf Expo is the ultimate gathering for surf, skate, and beach lifestyle brands. It’s where the latest gear, trends, and innovations make their debut—and we were there to soak it all in.

etiquette, by following these simple guidelines; you can ensure that every session is a positive experience for yourself and those around you. Remember, surf etiquette isn’t about strict rules; it’s about respect—for the waves, for the environment, and for each other. Surf’s up, so go out there and enjoy it responsibly!

We just wanted to say Merry Christmas! We’re filled with gratitude and excitement here at Spunky’s Surf Shop. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all our amazing supporters and customers! This year holds a special place in our hearts as we celebrate 30 incredible years of riding waves, sharing stories, and building a community centered around the stoke of surfing. 🌊🏄

The 12 Days of Christmas at Spunky's Surf Shop

This Christmas season we'll be running 12 days of Christmas! This will be starting on December 9th and we'll be sharing the best stocking stuffers, exclusive specials and BOGOs for the holidays!

The biggest shopping event of the year is around the corner, and we’re beyond stoked to give you a sneak peek into our Black Friday deals. This year, we’re going big—because you deserve the best to make every wave count! 🌊🛍️

Fort Pierce has always held a special place in the hearts of Floridians, and every so often, a photograph surfaces that transports us back to simpler times when the surf was just as sweet. Today’s Throwback Thursday takes us back to October 1966, thanks to a stunning photo from the archives of Jim Strange.

This image is a true time capsule, capturing the essence of mid-60s Fort Pierce. With beachgoers lounging on the sand, classic cars lining the shoreline, and surfboards that have clearly seen some action, the photo evokes a warm sense of nostalgia. It was an era when surfing was more about style and grace than the aggressive maneuvers we see today—a golden age for surf culture in Fort Pierce.

During one of his trips along the East Coast, renowned surf artist Drew Brophy made a memorable stop in Florida and was thoroughly impressed with what Spunky had achieved with the surf shop. The logo of Spunky's, reminiscent of the wave once used for the "Save the Beaches" banner, caught Drew's eye.

While visiting, Drew painted the distinctive wave design on a surfboard, capturing the essence of his experience at Spunky's Surf Shop. This wasn't just any stop on his tour—it was a special visit where he connected with the local surf community, met wonderful people, went surfing, and left a lasting impression with his art.