Army Height and Weight Standards

Compare your weight to an approximate Army height-based screening weight.

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About Army height-weight screening

The Army uses height-weight screening tables as a first-pass check. Soldiers over the screening weight for their height then go through a tape-method body composition assessment (see the army body fat calculator), which is the measure that actually determines compliance, not the screening weight alone.

The screening weight shown here is an approximation built to resemble the general shape of published tables, not the exact current regulation numbers, which are published in official Army sources and vary somewhat between updates.

Where these numbers come from

The formulas and default values in this calculator are based on:

  • General structure of U.S. Army height-weight screening tables (screening weight rising with height)
  • exact figures approximated, not sourced from the current official regulation

These are planning estimates for training purposes. Check with a coach, trainer, or physician before starting a new program or maxing out.

Frequently asked questions

Does exceeding the screening weight mean I fail?

No — it triggers a body composition (tape) assessment. Meeting the body fat percentage standard from that assessment is what actually matters.

Are these the exact official numbers?

No, this is an approximation of the general shape of the standards. Check current official Army sources for exact regulation figures.

Does age affect the height-weight screening table?

Official tables are primarily height- and sex-based for the initial screening weight; the follow-up body fat standard can vary by age.

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