VIDEO: Hawaii Pro Surfer Barron Mamiya Just Dropped a Sick New Edit

Huge surf has dominated our feeds for the better part of the winter.

It started with a big Wednesday swell in October that was followed by the historic Black Friday swell, and most recently, the giant swell that pummeled the California coastline.

So while we're all suckers for huge surf, it's fun, and rather refreshing, to watch fun-sized surf. In the edit below, that's exactly what North Shore ripper and world #12, Barron Mamiya, delivers.

The video opens with the boys analyzing/manifesting good surf, as surfers are prone to do.

For example, a voice yearning for waves says:

"I swear I seen slabs on the cam.

"Dude I swear I seen some sick waves. I think the sandbar could be coming back here.

"I think it's gonna get good out here in a little. See over there too? It's like right here. That sandbar could be coming back.

"I think Logs is gonna get good like midday. Dude the sandbar could get good again over here."

Maybe it worked, maybe it's just a coincidence, but the rest of the video is Maymiya and friends scoring non-stop barrels.

Press play above, you'll be stoked you did.

Viewers loved it. See for yourself in the comments below:

"Sick!!!!!!!!!"

"Keep it draining big time"

"Incredible. Love the Edit."

"This is the future! Such a sick edit. I reckon you guys just upped the game"

"Incredible surfing, and the art on those top secret boards was amazing..!!!"

"Great edit! favorite surfer on tour. sending good vibes from the UK"

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