Running the infamous 2012 Arctic Marathon is only one of the many crazy things...
You may well know… my name is Robert Kaiser.
I am the CEO of PPSS Group, a UK based company specialised in the design, development and manufacturing of high performance body armour, offering protection from firearms, edged weapons, hypodermic needles and blunt trauma, and as such take great pride in my job.
My genuine passion for personal safety and personal protection, and my relentless campaigning for the welfare of homeland security professionals and frontline professionals worldwide is widely respected and without question.
After having gained extensive operational frontline experience within personal security and protection in e of the most hostile environments in countries around the world, I have found PPSS Group in Summer 2009. Please let me assure you that I clearly understand what type of protective equipment/clothing is required to either improve or ensure the personal safety of those facing real operational risks and threats.
This blog is a platform for me to raise important questions, sometimes campaign, but always highlight challenging issues which I am very passionate about.
Please be assured your personal well being is always something close to my heart, so whenever you read my blog and whenever you feel a bit surprised or maybe shocked… I don’t mean to offend you or anyone else. I just like to to make people think and talk, sometimes by being a little confrontational or challenging… but ALWAYS with your safety in mind.
On another note… please continue to sponsor me:
I did to run the Polar Circle Marathon on 20th October 2012 in order raise money and awareness for the Pilgrim Bandits Charity. The Pilgrim Bandits Charity is made up of ex UK Special Forces members and friends, specialised in taking injured service men and amputees on adventures and confidence building expeditions.
I will continue to take part in a number of additional challenges this year such as the Thunder Run 24hr, a 24 non stop trail ultra marathon aiming to cover max distance (I am targeting 72 miles) in order to support charities who help our brothers and sisters around the world to get better again and recover after returning from active operational duties. A lot of things I do will not be talked about but are appreciated by those who matter to me.
Take good care,
Robert
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Hello Robert
Enjoyed your videos, I have also lived in Germany when i was in the Army and just wanted to say i really enjoyed my time there. I even go there on holidays occasionally. Im CP trained but tend to just work security events and door work, I do not have a lot of money but understand the importance of being safe firearms are becoming more common in big cities in the UK and syringes and knives can be a constant threat. I would like the piece of mind of body armour. I would probably go for a covert option. I have 2 products in mind your CV1 although a bit pricey had i known there was an introductory offer i would of bought it last year or im also considering a product from a company called ….. who do a dyneema covert vest this also has benefit of being able to put in inserts but at end of day would i actually have any use for AK 47 stoppers in the UK hopefully things wont ever get that bad here LOL hope to hear from you soon.
Kind regards
Stuart McDermott
Stuart
Great to hear from you.
I genuinely don’t think we are at a place where protection from any sort of rifle is required. Here in the UK we have a serious knife problem, bu even the handgun issue is overrated… as these crimes are usually committed between tow rivalled gangs or gang members.
If you feel our CV1 is the right one for you, ignoring the fact that I 100% believe they are the very best as far as weight, thickness, performance and comfort is concerned, just send me an email and I will make sure my guys look after you in ref to the financial aspect, ok?
Take good care.
Robert