USPA Weight Classes

USPA Weight Classes

This article is a guide to the weight classes in the USPA.

While picking the right weight class for you is beyond the scope of this article, it does give you some more information on the USPA weight classes.

What are the Weight Classes in the USPA? 

These are the weight classes.

• 44 kg
• 48 kg
• 52kg
• 56 kg
• 60 kg
• 67.5 kg
• 75 kg
• 82.5 kg
• 90 kg
• 100 kg
• 110 kg
• 125 kg
• 140 kg
• 140 kg +

Men’s Weight Classes

These are the men’s weight classes.

52 kg/114.4 lb

56 kg/123.4 lb

60 kg/132.2 lb

67.5 kg/148.8 lb

75 kg/165.3 lb

82.5 kg/181.8 lb

90 kg/198.4 lb

100 kg/220.4 lb

110 kg/242.5 lb

125 kg/275.5 lb

140 kg/308 lb

140 kg+/308 lb+

Women’s Weight Classes

44 kg/96.8 lb

52 kg/114.4 lb

56 kg/123.4 lb

60 kg/132.2 lb

67.5 kg/148.8 lb

75 kg/165.3 lb

82.5 kg/181.8 lb

90 kg/198.4 lb

100 kg/220.4 lb

110 kg/242.5 lb

125 kg/275.5 lb

140 kg/308 lb

140 kg+/308 lb+

USPA Qualifying Totals

What are the qualifying totals to compete at Nationals?

The qualifying standards to compete at USPA Nationals are much more lax than in the USAPL. To qualify, you must receive a Class II Total in a USPA sanctioned meet. These totals are much less competitive than the totals you must receive to qualify to USAPL Nationals. You have up to one and a half years after you receive a qualifying total to compete in a national event in the USPA.

You may compete in a higher weight class if your total also qualifies you for the next class. However, you cannot compete in a lower weight class unless you have competed at that weight class in a USPA sanctioned event and received a qualifying total in that class.

To find a USPA qualifying total for your weight class, click HERE.