80 kg to lbs

80 kilograms equals 176.37 pounds — that is 176 lb 5.9 oz, or 12 st 8.4 lb in the British stone system.

Conversion factor
1 kg = 2.20462262185 lb
Pounds and ounces
176 lb 5.9 oz
Stone and pounds
12 st 8.4 lb
80 kg =176.3698 lb176.3698 pounds

Show the work

  1. lb = kg × 2.20462262185
  2. 80 × 2.20462262185 = 176.3698 lb
  3. Equivalently, because 1 lb is exactly 0.45359237 kg: 80 ÷ 0.45359237 = 176.3698 lb
Kilogram to pound conversion table
kglblb & oz
0.51.10231 lb 1.6 oz
12.20462 lb 3.3 oz
24.40924 lb 6.5 oz
36.61396 lb 9.8 oz
48.81858 lb 13.1 oz
511.023111 lb 0.4 oz
1022.046222 lb 0.7 oz
1533.069333 lb 1.1 oz
2044.092544 lb 1.5 oz
2555.115655 lb 1.8 oz
3066.138766 lb 2.2 oz
3577.161877 lb 2.6 oz
4088.184988 lb 3 oz
4599.20899 lb 3.3 oz
50110.2311110 lb 3.7 oz
55121.2542121 lb 4.1 oz
60132.2774132 lb 4.4 oz
65143.3005143 lb 4.8 oz
70154.3236154 lb 5.2 oz
75165.3467165 lb 5.5 oz
80176.3698176 lb 5.9 oz
85187.3929187 lb 6.3 oz
90198.416198 lb 6.7 oz
95209.4391209 lb 7 oz
100220.4623220 lb 7.4 oz
110242.5085242 lb 8.1 oz
120264.5547264 lb 8.9 oz
130286.6009286 lb 9.6 oz
140308.6472308 lb 10.4 oz
150330.6934330 lb 11.1 oz
200440.9245440 lb 14.8 oz

80 kg at a glance

Pounds
176.3698 lb
Pounds & ounces
176 lb 5.9 oz
Stone & pounds
12 st 8.4 lb
Ounces
2,821.9 oz
Nearest ½ pound
176.5 lb
Grams
80,000 g

How to convert 80 kg to pounds

Since 1959 the pound has been defined as exactly 0.45359237 kg, so dividing by that number gives an exact answer:

80 kg ÷ 0.45359237 = 176.369810 lb
(the same as 80 × 2.20462262 …)

For pounds and ounces, keep the 176 whole pounds and multiply the leftover 0.3698 lb by 16: 5.92 oz. For stone, divide the pounds by 14: 176.37 ÷ 14 = 12.598 st, i.e. 12 st 8.4 lb.

Quick mental estimate

Double the kilograms and add 10%: 80 × 2 = 160, plus 16 gives 176 lb. The shortcut runs 0.37 lb low (about 0.2%), well within the tolerance of a gym plate or a home scale.

80 kg as a body weight

Among US adults, 80 kg (176 lb) is about the 35th percentile for men and about the 61st percentile for women. The median measured weight is 87.4 kg for men and 73.1 kg for women.

Whether a weight is healthy depends on height. Here is the BMI that goes with it:

HeightBMICDC category
150 cm (4′11″)35.6Obesity
160 cm (5′3″)31.2Obesity
170 cm (5′7″)27.7Overweight
180 cm (5′11″)24.7Healthy weight
190 cm (6′3″)22.2Healthy weight

80 kg on a barbell

On a standard 20 kg bar, 80 kg means 30 kg per side: 25 kg + 5 kg. In competition bumper colors that is red, plus small plates on each side.

In a US gym with a 45 lb bar and pound plates, the nearest you can load is 175 lb, 1.4 lb under the target.

Weight classes and other comparisons for 80 kg

  • Combat sports. In pro boxing, 176.4 lb fits the cruiserweight division (up to 200 lb), just 1.4 lb over the light heavyweight limit. Under the unified MMA rules, 176.4 lb fits the middleweight division (up to 185 lb).
  • Water. 80 kg of water fills 80 liters, or 21.1 US gallons.

Kilograms near 80 kg

KilogramsPoundsPounds & ounces
75 kg165.35165 lb 5.5 oz
76 kg167.55167 lb 8.8 oz
77 kg169.76169 lb 12.1 oz
78 kg171.96171 lb 15.4 oz
79 kg174.17174 lb 2.6 oz
80 kg176.37176 lb 5.9 oz
81 kg178.57178 lb 9.2 oz
82 kg180.78180 lb 12.5 oz
83 kg182.98182 lb 15.7 oz
84 kg185.19185 lb 3 oz
85 kg187.39187 lb 6.3 oz

Going the other way: 175 lbs to kg is 79.38 kg.

Frequently asked questions

How many pounds is 80 kg?

80 kg is 176.37 pounds (176.3698 to four decimals), because one kilogram is about 2.20462 pounds.

What is 80 kg in pounds and ounces?

80 kg = 176 lb 5.9 oz. The 176 whole pounds come first; the remaining 0.370 lb × 16 gives the ounces.

What is 80 kg in stone?

80 kg is 12 st 8.4 lb (12.60 stone). One stone is 14 pounds, or 6.35029318 kg.

How do I convert 80 kg to lbs in my head?

Double it and add a tenth of the result: 80 × 2 = 160, plus 16 = 176 lb. The exact answer is 176.37 lb.

Need a different value? Use the KG to LBS converter, or browse the KG to LBS chart.

Sources: Body-weight percentiles: CDC National Center for Health Statistics, NHANES 2015–2018 — Fryar et al., “Anthropometric Reference Data for Children and Adults: United States, 2015–2018,” Vital and Health Statistics Series 3, No. 46 (2021). BMI categories: CDC.