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Pounds to Stones Converter

1 pound is about 0.0714286 stones. To convert pounds to stones, divide by 14.

Sources: NIST SP 811, NIST Handbook 44, UK Weights and Measures Act 1985 Updated

Result

150 lb = 10.7143 st

= 10 st 10 lb

How to convert pounds to stones

stones = pounds ÷ 14

1 pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilogram. 1 stone is 14 pounds, exactly 6.35029318 kilograms.

Dividing by 14 is exact. Written as a multiplication the factor is a repeating decimal, 1 lb = 0.07142857142857… st, so a rounded multiplier such as 0.07143 is slightly off. This converter keeps the exact fraction (1/14) and rounds only the result it shows.

Worked example: 170 lb

  1. Start with the value in pounds: 170 lb.
  2. Divide by 14, because 1 stone = 14 pounds: 170 ÷ 14 = 12.14285714….
  3. Round to the precision you need: 12.14 st to two decimals.
  4. In stones and pounds: 12 st 2 lb.

Pounds and stones side by side

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Pounds on top, stones below, lined up with the exact factor. The line marks the value in the converter. Drawn to proportion, not to actual size.

Pounds to stones chart

Pounds from 100 to 250 converted to stones with the exact factor, shown to five significant digits.

Pounds to stones, part 1 of 4
lbstst + lb
1007.14297 st 2 lb
1027.28577 st 4 lb
1047.42867 st 6 lb
1067.57147 st 8 lb
1087.71437 st 10 lb
1107.85717 st 12 lb
11288 st 0 lb
1148.14298 st 2 lb
1168.28578 st 4 lb
1188.42868 st 6 lb
1208.57148 st 8 lb
1228.71438 st 10 lb
1248.85718 st 12 lb
12699 st 0 lb
1289.14299 st 2 lb
1309.28579 st 4 lb
1329.42869 st 6 lb
1349.57149 st 8 lb
1369.71439 st 10 lb
Pounds to stones, part 2 of 4
lbstst + lb
1389.85719 st 12 lb
1401010 st 0 lb
14210.14310 st 2 lb
14410.28610 st 4 lb
14610.42910 st 6 lb
14810.57110 st 8 lb
15010.71410 st 10 lb
15210.85710 st 12 lb
1541111 st 0 lb
15611.14311 st 2 lb
15811.28611 st 4 lb
16011.42911 st 6 lb
16211.57111 st 8 lb
16411.71411 st 10 lb
16611.85711 st 12 lb
1681212 st 0 lb
17012.14312 st 2 lb
17212.28612 st 4 lb
17412.42912 st 6 lb
Pounds to stones, part 3 of 4
lbstst + lb
17612.57112 st 8 lb
17812.71412 st 10 lb
18012.85712 st 12 lb
1821313 st 0 lb
18413.14313 st 2 lb
18613.28613 st 4 lb
18813.42913 st 6 lb
19013.57113 st 8 lb
19213.71413 st 10 lb
19413.85713 st 12 lb
1961414 st 0 lb
19814.14314 st 2 lb
20014.28614 st 4 lb
20214.42914 st 6 lb
20414.57114 st 8 lb
20614.71414 st 10 lb
20814.85714 st 12 lb
2101515 st 0 lb
21215.14315 st 2 lb
Pounds to stones, part 4 of 4
lbstst + lb
21415.28615 st 4 lb
21615.42915 st 6 lb
21815.57115 st 8 lb
22015.71415 st 10 lb
22215.85715 st 12 lb
2241616 st 0 lb
22616.14316 st 2 lb
22816.28616 st 4 lb
23016.42916 st 6 lb
23216.57116 st 8 lb
23416.71416 st 10 lb
23616.85716 st 12 lb
2381717 st 0 lb
24017.14317 st 2 lb
24217.28617 st 4 lb
24417.42917 st 6 lb
24617.57117 st 8 lb
24817.71417 st 10 lb
25017.85717 st 12 lb

stones = pounds ÷ 14. Factors: NIST SP 811, NIST Handbook 44, UK Weights and Measures Act 1985. unitcheck.net/weight/pounds-to-stones/

Common values

PoundsStonesWhat it is
14 lb1 stexactly 1 stone
140 lb10 st
154 lb11 st
170 lb12.1429 st
200 lb14.2857 st

Going the other way? Use the Stones to Pounds converter.

Frequently asked questions

How many stones are in 1 pound?

1 pound is about 0.0714286 stones. 1 pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilogram.

How do I convert pounds to stones?

Divide by 14: stones = pounds ÷ 14. For example, 170 lb = 12.14 st.

How many pounds are in 1 stone?

1 stone is exactly 14 pounds. To go the other way, use the stones to pounds converter.

Is the lb to st conversion exact?

The relationship is exact (1 st = 14 lb), but 1 ÷ 14 is a repeating decimal, 0.07142857143…. The converter works with the exact fraction and rounds only the displayed result, so it does not pick up the small error a rounded multiplier would cause.

How do I read the result in stones and pounds?

The line under the result splits it for you: the whole stones stay as they are and the decimal part is converted to pounds. For example, 170 lb is 12 st 2 lb.

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