Batten weight can vary greatly among different sail manufacturers and designs. It is not standard practice to publish batten weight for land yacht sails. However, generally speaking, land yacht sails tend to have heavier battens than windsurfing or dinghy sails, due to the larger size and higher wind loads they need to handle.The weight of a batten can depend on a number of factors, such as the size of the sail, the type of material used for the batten, and the design of the sail. For example, a larger sail will typically require heavier battens to support its shape, while a sail made from a more durable material may not need as heavy battens.The stiffness of a batten can also depend on a variety of factors, such as the material used, the shape of the batten, and the design of the sail. Some sails may be designed to have stiffer battens to help support the shape of the sail, while others may be designed to have more flexible battens to allow for greater range of motion.