Weight Chart and Body Mass Index

There is no definitive way of assessing who is overweight, underweight or normal weight. However, many doctors use a height and weight system known as the Body Mass Index as a rough guide to determining healthy weight among the general population.

Overweight Chart - Based on Body Mass Index

According to the Body Mass Index, a person whose body mass index is 25+ is considered overweight. The Weight Chart below shows the weight equivalent to a BMI of 25 for each height between 4 feet 10 and six feet.

How to use the Weight Chart

1. Find your height in the Height column
2. Look in the Overweight here column to see when you become overweight

Example
If you are 5 ft 4 inches tall, you become overweight when you reach about 146 pounds

Height

Overweight here

Ft/inches Metres

Pounds

Kilos

4.10 1.47m 120 pounds (8 stone 8lbs) 54.5kg
4.11  1.50m 124 pounds (8 stone 12 lbs) 56.3kg
5.0 1.52m 129 pounds (9 stone 3lbs) 57.8kg
5.1 1.55m 133 pounds (9 stone 7lbs) 60.4kg
5.2 1.57m 137 pounds (9 stone 11lbs) 62.2kg
5.3 1.60m 142 pounds (10 stone 2lbs) 64.5kg
5.4 1.63m 146 pounds (10 stone 6lbs) 66.3kg
5.5 1.65m 150 pounds (10 stone 10lbs) 68.1kg
5.6 1.68m 155 pounds (11 stone 1lb) 70.4kg
5.7 1.70m 160 pounds (11 stone 6lbs) 72.7kg
5.8 1.73m 165 pounds (11 stone 11lbs) 75.0kg
5.9 1.75m 169 pounds (12 stone 1lb) 76.8kg
5.10 1.78m 174 pounds (12 stone 6lbs) 79.0kg
5.11 1.80m 180 pounds (12 stone 12lbs) 81.8kg
6.0 1.83m 185 pounds (13 stone 3lbs) 84.0kg

Note: All weights are approximate