How heavy are boobs?

[Anonymous]

like ik girls complain about back pain if they really big but like how heavy are they

[dustybiker]

(each)
B Cups Breasts = 460 g (1.01 lbs)
C Cups Breasts = 690 g (1.52 lbs)
D Cups Breasts = 920 g (2.03 lbs)
DD Cups Breasts = 1150 g (2.54 lbs)
E Cups Breasts = 1380 g (3.04 lbs)
F Cups Breasts = 1610 g (3.55 lbs)
FF Cups Breasts = 1840 g (4.06 lbs)
G Cups Breasts = 2070 g (4.56 lbs)
GG Cups = 2300 g (5.07 lbs)
H Cups Breasts= 2530 g (5.58 lbs)
HH Cups Breasts = 2760 g (6.08 lbs)
J Cups Breasts= 2990 g (6.60 lbs)
JJ Cups Breasts = 3220 g (7.10 lbs)
K Cups Breasts= 3450 g (7.60 lbs)
Source

[softlyautumnal]

This isn't accurate - at all. An E cup can carry between 390cc and 2640cc of volume depending on the person's band size, so there is no set 'weight' for an E cup. Same goes for every other cup size. A B cup can carry between 130cc and 1580cc. Etc.

[dustybiker]

This info was cross posted across quite a few websites, it mentioned there are differences between countries too. So accuracy of either source is questionable I suppose.

[softlyautumnal]

No, the accuracy of my source is not questionable.

Cup sizes aren't static, they are RELATIVE to band size. Any reputable bra fitting source will tell you that. So if cup sizes are relative, then no single cup size can have a set weight.

[Smoke-n-Growls]

They can be super fucking heavy.

And yeah, believe them. Big boobs equals back pain.

[Chiarac2003]

I feel like they’re heavy. Nothing better than to come home an take off the bra!

[Apple1996]

I know D cups are 10 pounds each boob so like 20 for both. This total depends on size

[softlyautumnal]

Not true. A D cup can carry between 240cc and 2060cc (volume) depending on the person's band size, so there is no 'set' weight for a D cup and CERTAINLY not 10 pounds each. I'm an E cup (26E) and mine would just about weigh a single pound together.

[BoobMan]

@softlyautumnal Agreed. That sounds like a LOT Apple! One kilo would be the equivalent of a liter of boobage. 10lbs would be a bit more than 4 kilos, so that would basically be a gallon per boob. Those would be absolutely ENORMOUS!

[Apple1996]

@BoobMan I might be wrong but I read that on a site for breastfeeding so could be much heavier for breastfeeding moms. I know I could easily pump 9oz out of each boobs and thats 18oz literally a pound right there of just milk that I carried around. And gotta think all the breast tissue runs into the armpit and all that so there is more to boobs then what's hanging off the outside.

[BoobMan]

Could be, but I think it works out to a pretty straightforward volume calculation. The human body has a density approximately equal to water (boobs are slightly lighter hence they float). A liter of water weighs a kilo, which is 2.2 pounds. A gallon of water weighs 8 pounds. So for a boob to weigh 10lbs, it would have to have more volume than gallon jug. I know we call them juggs and all, but that's pretty freaking HUGE!

[Apple1996]

@BoobMan not sure about the boobs floating thing lol mine Def don't

[softlyautumnal]

Either way, the most important thing here is that cup sizes aren't static, they are relative to band size. A 26E is going to be WAY lighter than a 46E.

[BoobMan]

@softlyautumnal True that. And since you're TINY Apple (fun sized, really!) that 46 is closer to your whole height than your back size! Okay, maybe not THAT tiny!

[Anonymous]

Depends on the size of course. I'm a 26E and mine are super light thankfully.

[Anonymous]

So you’ve never felt a pair of tits?