At 5’9, a healthy weight is about 125–169 lb (57–76 kg) using BMI 18.5–24.9; body composition and waist size add helpful context.

For a 5’5 adult, a healthy weight is about 111–150 lb (50–68 kg) based on adult BMI; pair this with waist and body-composition checks.

For a 5’8 male, a healthy weight by BMI spans about 122–164 lb (55–74 kg); waist under 34 inches keeps risk lower.

For adults at 5’11, a healthy weight based on BMI spans about 133–179 pounds (60–81 kg), with context from waist size and body composition.

For a height of 5’3″, a healthy weight range based on BMI is about 104–141 lb (47–64 kg), and waist-to-height under 0.5 points to lower risk.

For a 5’8 woman, a healthy weight by BMI is about 122–164 lb (55–74 kg); pair this with waist ≤35 in and health markers for context.

For a 5’1″ adult, a healthy weight by BMI lands near 98–132 lb (44–60 kg).

A healthy weight at 6’8″ spans a range; use BMI, build, and body fat to set a smart target for your height.

At 6’7″, a healthy weight by BMI is about 164–221 lb; check waist (≤40 in men, ≤35 in women) to gauge risk and adjust for muscle and body fat.

At 5’2″ (1.575 m), a healthy weight is about 101–136 lb (46–62 kg) using the CDC healthy BMI range.