Andy Durge

Andy Durge: entrepreneur and creative maker

Andy Durge is the founder of BladeFeed, with a public background in creative projects connected to inline skating. His about.me page describes him as a small business owner and artist. He introduces himself there as the founder of Creative Bladers, an independent music artist and a pool lifeguard. His public LinkedIn listing also identifies his BladeFeed founder role and pool lifeguard work at Center Parcs De Eemhof.

That background adds context to the person behind the BladeFeed name. His public self-description includes clothing, creative content and music alongside the skating project. This profile reflects that professional presentation rather than inventing a career timeline, qualifications, competitive results or personal quotations.

Creative Bladers is described on his public profile as a brand connecting aggressive inline culture, streetwear and creative expression. Music is a separate creative activity. His public profile is a starting point for those interests; this Journal page is not a catalogue of clothing, music releases or commercial offers.

Andy Durge · about.me ↗ / Andy Durge · LinkedIn ↗

Creative Bladers, BladeFeed and the Journal

The three names serve different purposes. Creative Bladers is the creative brand in Andy’s public background. BladeFeed is the digital rollerblading platform. BladeFeed Journal is the publication you are reading. Its guides address session preparation, equipment comparisons, filming decisions and researching places to skate.

The connection to Andy Durge is visible outside this publication too. BladeFeed’s terms identify him as the service operator. The app listings offer another place to check the developer name and product information. Founder and operator are specific project roles; they do not establish that one person wrote every software change or personally tested every technical suggestion.

BladeFeed · Terms of Service ↗

Follow the project and get in touch

For information about the person, use the public LinkedIn and about.me profiles. For the product, start with bladefeed.app and its app listings. For longer skating explanations, explore the Journal guides. These routes let you continue with the source that matches your question, whether it concerns the founder, the platform or planning a session.

Send account, app or product questions to BladeFeed’s public support address. A useful message explains what you tried, the part of the product involved and what happened. For a Journal correction, identify the page and passage. Never include your password in a support message.