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BMI chart for 6 ft 2 in (188 cm)

At 6 ft 2 in, a healthy weight is 144 to 194 lb (65.4 to 88.2 kg).

That is a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9, the World Health Organization's range for adults. BMI is a screen, not a diagnosis.

Updated October 2026

Where each BMI category starts at 6 ft 2 in

BMI categories at 6 ft 2 in
CategoryBMIWeight (lb)Weight (kg)
Underweightunder 18.5under 144under 65.4
Healthy weight18.5 to 24.9144 to 19465.4 to 88.2
Overweight25 to 29.9195 to 23388.3 to 105.9
Obesity, class I30 to 34.9234 to 272106.0 to 123.6
Obesity, class II35 to 39.9273 to 311123.7 to 141.2
Obesity, class III40 and over312 and over141.3 and over

BMI at 6 ft 2 in by weight

BMI at 6 ft 2 in by weight
WeightBMICategory
130 lb (59 kg)16.7Underweight
140 lb (64 kg)18.0Underweight
150 lb (68 kg)19.3Healthy weight
160 lb (73 kg)20.5Healthy weight
170 lb (77 kg)21.8Healthy weight
180 lb (82 kg)23.1Healthy weight
190 lb (86 kg)24.4Healthy weight
200 lb (91 kg)25.7Overweight
210 lb (95 kg)27.0Overweight
220 lb (100 kg)28.2Overweight
230 lb (104 kg)29.5Overweight
240 lb (109 kg)30.8Obesity, class I
250 lb (113 kg)32.1Obesity, class I
260 lb (118 kg)33.4Obesity, class I
270 lb (122 kg)34.7Obesity, class I
280 lb (127 kg)35.9Obesity, class II
290 lb (132 kg)37.2Obesity, class II
300 lb (136 kg)38.5Obesity, class II
310 lb (141 kg)39.8Obesity, class II
320 lb (145 kg)41.1Obesity, class III
330 lb (150 kg)42.4Obesity, class III

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Questions

What is a healthy weight for someone 6 ft 2 in?

A healthy weight at 6 ft 2 in (188 cm) is 144 to 194 lb (65.4 to 88.2 kg), which is a BMI of 18.5 to 24.9.

What BMI is overweight at 6 ft 2 in?

At 6 ft 2 in, a BMI of 25 starts at 195 lb (88.3 kg). A BMI of 30, which is where obesity begins, starts at 234 lb (106.0 kg).

What is underweight at 6 ft 2 in?

Below 144 lb (65.4 kg), which is a BMI under 18.5, is classed as underweight for an adult.

Is BMI a good measure of health?

It is a quick screen for adults and no more. It cannot tell muscle from fat, so a muscular person can read as overweight. Ask a doctor about your weight if you are unsure.

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