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Army Weight Standards (Women)

The U.S. Army uses weight standards to ensure that service members remain physically fit for duty. Current Army standards for women appear in the table below. To find the maximum allowable weight for your height, find the row corresponding to your height (in inches) and the column corresponding to your age and read the result (in pounds).

Height Age 17-20 Age 21-27 Age 28-39 Age 40+
58 109 112 115 119
59 113 116 119 123
60 116 120 123 127
61 120 124 127 131
62 125 129 132 137
63 129 133 137 141
64 133 137 141 145
65 137 141 145 149
66 141 146 150 154
67 145 149 154 159
68 150 154 159 164
69 154 158 163 168
70 159 163 168 173
71 163 167 172 177
72 167 172 177 183
73 172 177 182 188
74 178 183 189 194
75 183 188 194 200
76 189 194 200 206
77 193 199 205 211
78 198 204 210 216
79 203 209 215 222
80 208 214 220 227

The Army recognizes that individuals with high muscle mass may be considered “overweight” by these standards, so an alternative Body Mass Index (BMI) standard is available for those situations.

In addition to the weight standards, soldiers also must pass the Army Physical Fitness Test (PFT).

You may also be interested in viewing the Army weight standards for men.

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