2 stones (st) equals 12.7006 kilograms (kg). The conversion uses the exact factor 6.35029: 2 × 6.35029 = 12.7006.
FormulaKilograms = Stones × 6.35029
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2 st in context
How 2 stones compares to its arithmetic neighbours, converted to kilograms.
Relation
stones
kilograms
÷10
0.2 st
1.27006 kg
÷2 (half)
1 st
6.35029 kg
×1 (this value)
2 st
12.7006 kg
×2 (double)
4 st
25.4012 kg
×5
10 st
63.5029 kg
×10
20 st
127.006 kg
When to use stones → kilograms
Stones to kilograms multiplies by 6.35029 (1 st = 14 lb × 0.45359237 kg). A 12 st adult is 76.2 kg; an 11 st 7 lb weight is 73.0 kg. Convert the stones-and-pounds figure to all-pounds first (12 st 7 lb = 175 lb), then to kilograms — going via decimal stones works too but invites rounding slips. This is the conversion a UK patient makes to read a metric clinical scale, or to use international BMI tables that expect kilograms.
UK medical records and gym membership forms store weight in stones, but clinical calculations — BMI, drug dosing by body mass, physiotherapy load targets — require kilograms, so GP surgeries convert constantly: 10 st is 63.5 kg, 12 st is 76.2 kg, and 15 st is 95.25 kg. Because the exact factor is 6.35029318, clinical software keeps several decimal places even though patients only ever see the rounded stone-and-pound figure on their chart.
How to convert stones to kilograms
1
Take your value
Start with your value in stones.
2
Multiply by 6.35029
Multiply the stone value by 6.35029. This is the exact conversion factor from stones to kilograms.
3
Read the result
The product is your value in kilograms. For example, 5 st × 6.35029 = 31.7515 kg.
Conversion formula
The exact factor from stones to kilograms is 6.35029.
Kilograms = Stones × 6.35029
Stones to Kilograms conversion table
Fifty common reference values, hand-picked for skim utility. Use the calculator above for any value not listed.
Conversion table from stones to kilograms
Stones (st)
Kilograms (kg)
0.1 st
0.63503 kg
0.25 st
1.5876 kg
0.5 st
3.1751 kg
1 st
6.3503 kg
1.5 st
9.5254 kg
2 st
12.701 kg
2.5 st
15.876 kg
3 st
19.051 kg
4 st
25.401 kg
5 st
31.751 kg
6 st
38.102 kg
7 st
44.452 kg
8 st
50.802 kg
9 st
57.153 kg
10 st
63.503 kg
12 st
76.204 kg
15 st
95.254 kg
18 st
114.31 kg
20 st
127.01 kg
25 st
158.76 kg
30 st
190.51 kg
35 st
222.26 kg
40 st
254.01 kg
45 st
285.76 kg
50 st
317.51 kg
60 st
381.02 kg
70 st
444.52 kg
75 st
476.27 kg
80 st
508.02 kg
90 st
571.53 kg
100 st
635.03 kg
120 st
762.04 kg
125 st
793.79 kg
150 st
952.54 kg
175 st
1111.3 kg
180 st
1143.1 kg
200 st
1270.1 kg
225 st
1428.8 kg
250 st
1587.6 kg
275 st
1746.3 kg
300 st
1905.1 kg
350 st
2222.6 kg
400 st
2540.1 kg
450 st
2857.6 kg
500 st
3175.1 kg
600 st
3810.2 kg
750 st
4762.7 kg
1000 st
6350.3 kg
2000 st
12701 kg
5000 st
31751 kg
Real-world reference
An average adult man in the UK weighs 12–14 st. A medium-sized dog weighs about 3 st. In kilograms, that gives you: 1 st = 6.35029 kg, 10 st = 63.5029 kg, 100 st = 635.029 kg.
Frequently asked questions
What is 2 stones in kilograms?
2 stones equals 12.7006 kilograms.
What is half of 2 st in kilograms?
Half of 2 st is 1 st, which equals 6.35029 kilograms.
What is 4 st (double 2) in kilograms?
4 st equals 25.4012 kilograms — exactly twice the 12.7006 kilograms you get from 2 st, since the conversion is linear.
Is 2 st a lot in kilograms?
2 st converts to 12.7006 kilograms. That's over a whole kilogram.
How is 2 st to kg calculated?
2 st × 6.35029 (the exact stone-to-kilogram factor) = 12.7006 kg.
About the stone and the kilogram
The stone
The stone (st) equals exactly 14 pounds (about 6.35 kg). It is still widely used in the United Kingdom and Ireland to state body weight, even though it is no longer legal for trade. The stone was originally a real stone used by merchants as a counterweight on balances; its weight varied by region and trade until standardized in the late 19th century.
The kilogram
The kilogram (kg) is the SI base unit of mass. Since the 2019 redefinition it is defined by fixing the Planck constant to exactly 6.62607015 × 10⁻³⁴ J·s, replacing the old International Prototype Kilogram artifact. In everyday use, the kilogram is the global standard for body weight, groceries, and engineering specifications.
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