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Convert stone to lbs

Convert stone to lbs instantly. 1 st = 14 lb. Formula, worked examples and a quick reference table.

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One stone equals 14 pounds. To convert any number of stones to pounds, multiply by 14.

The converter above works in both directions and updates as you type. Below you will find the formula, a worked example and a reference table of common values.

Weight and mass conversions matter most in three places: shipping, where a rate band can turn on a single kilogram; cooking, where recipes cross between metric grams and imperial ounces; and personal weight, where Britain and Ireland use stones, the United States uses pounds, and everywhere else uses kilograms. Strictly these are mass units rather than weight units, and the distinction only bites in physics, where weight is a force measured in newtons.

stone to lbs formula

pound = stone × 14

To go the other way, use stone = pound ÷ 14.

About these units

The stone equals 14 pounds and remains in everyday use for body weight in Britain and Ireland, while being essentially unknown elsewhere.

The international avoirdupois pound is exactly 0.45359237 kilograms — defined in terms of the metric system, not the other way round.

Stone is also written stones. Pound is also written pounds, lbs and #.

Sources

  1. National Bureau of Standards, "Refinement of Values for the Yard and the Pound", Federal Register, 1 July 1959 — the international yard as exactly 0.9144 m and the avoirdupois pound as exactly 0.45359237 kg.

stone to lbs conversion table

Stone Pound
1 st 14 lb
2 st 28 lb
3 st 42 lb
5 st 70 lb
10 st 140 lb
20 st 280 lb
25 st 350 lb
50 st 700 lb
100 st 1,400 lb
250 st 3,500 lb
500 st 7,000 lb
1,000 st 14,000 lb

Frequently asked questions

How many pounds are in a stone? +

There are 14 pounds in one stone.

What is 10 st in lb? +

10 st equals 140 lb. Multiply 10 by 14.

How do I convert pound back to stone? +

Use stone = pound ÷ 14. The converter above handles both directions, or see our dedicated lbs to stone page.

How accurate is this stone to pound conversion? +

The factor used is 14, carried at full double precision. Where a unit has an exact legal definition the factor is exact rather than approximate. Rounding is applied only to the displayed result, so the answer is never a calculation done on an already-rounded number.

Is there a quick way to estimate st to lb in my head? +

Multiply by 14. That matches the true factor of 14 exactly, so no adjustment is needed for a mental estimate.