Questions about Scuba Forge
Who runs Scuba Forge?
The site is written and reviewed by the Scuba Forge Editorial Team and operated from the United States. It started in 2024 and covers scuba diving gear. More is on the About Us page.
How do you choose which products to cover?
We pick topics that readers find useful, that people search for and that are available to buy. The Editorial Policy describes the approach in detail.
Do you test the gear?
No. There is no lab testing and no hands-on testing. Pages rely on manufacturer specifications, public product information and aggregated buyer feedback, so they summarize published material and owner reports.
Are your pages written by AI?
Drafts are written with AI writing tools, and the editorial team reviews each page before it is published.
How does Scuba Forge make money?
The site earns affiliate commissions on qualifying Amazon purchases. It is free to read. The Affiliate Disclosure has the details.
Do commissions affect your recommendations?
No. Commissions never decide what we recommend or how a product is described.
Are the prices on your pages up to date?
Not necessarily. Prices and availability change often, and the store’s own page is the final source. Treat any figure on our pages as a guide to the general range, and confirm it before you order.
Why does the store show a different price from your page?
Retailers change prices, run sales and switch sellers without notice. The price on the store’s page at checkout is the one that applies.
Does Scuba Forge sell or ship anything?
No. The site does not sell products, so it cannot take, change or ship an order.
Who handles returns and warranty claims?
The store handles returns and refunds, and the manufacturer handles warranty claims. Our Warranty & Returns Help page explains how to approach both.
Can your pages tell me if gear is safe for my dives?
No. The site provides general information, not professional advice. For safety, training and servicing, speak to a qualified dive professional and the manufacturer. See the Disclaimer.
Which gear categories does the site cover?
Scuba Forge focuses on masks, fins, regulators, dive computers and lights. Guides compare the published features of products in those groups and explain the terms involved, with extra definitions in the Glossary.
Why should I trust a site that does not test products?
You should weigh it as research, not as a field report. We say openly where our information comes from, which is manufacturer documents, public product pages and owner feedback, and we invite corrections. For decisions about safety, ask a qualified dive professional.
How do I report a mistake?
Email editorial@scubaforge.com with the page address and a note about what is wrong.
How can I contact the team?
Use the form or the email addresses on the Contact Us page. The team answers as quickly as it can.
What happens to my information?
The host keeps standard server logs, and contact messages go to the editorial inbox. The Privacy Policy gives the full picture.