Ideal Weight for 169 cm Male in kg

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What is the Ideal Weight for 169 cm Male in kg?

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For 169 cm Male
Ideal Weight: 65 kg
Healthy Weight Range: 52.9 kg - 71.3 kg

169 cm ≈ 5 ft 7 in · Devine formula (1974), adults · healthy range: 18.5 ≤ BMI < 25 at this height (WHO) · not for pregnancy, children or athletes

UnderHealthyOverObese
18.5 52.9
25 71.4
30 85.7
35 100
40 114.3
Devine 65 kg · BMI 22.76
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↑ BMI↓ kg · 169 cm
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50 + 2.3 × (66.54 − 60) ≈ 65 kg

66.54 in ≈ 169 cm ÷ 2.54 · 2.3 kg per inch over 5 ft (60 in)

marker: BMI of the Devine weight · category by BMI rounded to 0.01

WHO BMI categories (adults)

BMIWeight at 169 cm, kgWeight Category
BMI < 16< 45.7Underweight/Severe thinness
16 ≤ BMI < 1745.7–48.5Underweight/Moderate thinness
17 ≤ BMI < 18.548.6–52.8Underweight/Mild thinness
18.5 ≤ BMI < 2552.9–71.3Normal/Healthy Weight
25 ≤ BMI < 3071.4–85.6Overweight/Pre-obese
30 ≤ BMI < 3585.7–99.9Obese/Class I
35 ≤ BMI < 40100–114.2Obese/Class II
BMI ≥ 40≥ 114.3Morbid Obesity/Class III

Weights — on the 0.1 grid the page prints: the first weight that reaches the category and the last before the next; BMI is rounded to 0.01 before it is classified.

Screening, not a diagnosis. Children and teenagers 5–19 are read against WHO BMI-for-age; for many Asian populations WHO names lower action points, 23 and 27.5. Who the BMI scale applies to ↗ · sources: WHO, pregnancy — NHS

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FAQ

What is the Ideal Weight for 169 cm Male in kg?

For 169 cm Male Ideal Weight: 65 kg Healthy Weight Range: 52.9 kg - 71.3 kg

What is the normal/healthy weight range for 169 cm male?

The normal/healthy weight range for 169 cm male is 52.9 kg - 71.3 kg.

How is the ideal weight of 65 kg for 169 cm calculated?

By the Devine formula (1974): it starts from 50 kg for a man and adds 2.3 kg for every inch above 5 feet. 169 cm ≈ 66.54 inches, 6.54 of them above the 60-inch mark: 50 + 2.3 × 6.54 ≈ 65 kg. Below 5 feet (152.4 cm) this calculator sets the surcharge to zero and keeps the base weight.

Why do the ideal weight and the healthy range give different answers?

They are two different models. The range 52.9 kg - 71.3 kg is the band 18.5 ≤ BMI < 25 applied to 169 cm, while the ideal weight 65 kg is a single point from the Devine formula and corresponds to a BMI of 22.76. The formula knows nothing about age, frame size or muscle, so its point need not sit in the middle of the range.