Pounds to Stones, Etc.
- Views 949
- Created
- Last Reply
Featured Replies
Join the conversation
You can post as a guest; create a free account to track replies, follow topics, and be part of the largest weight loss surgery community.
Join BariatricPal free
- Ask your own questions
- Reply and follow topics
- Message other members
- No cost, no spam
Hi,
I was always wondering how much weight our Aussie and other posters were referring to in their post when they spoke of stones and kg's. I found this chart online, and well, it doesn't to the math, but it will give you an idea of how many pounds they are referring to anyway! :nervous
metric ->imperial1 kilogram [kg]1,000 g2.2046 lb
imperial ->metric1 ounce [oz]437.5 grain28.35 g1 pound [lb]16 oz0.4536 kg1 stone14 lb6.3503 kg1 hundredweight [cwt]112 lb50.802 kg
Some of the areas in the chart are blank, because it listed weights too small or too large to be used in weigh loss!