Segmentation by types further refines the market into Weapons, Protective Gear, and Accessories. Weapons—including epee, foil, and sabre—are the core revenue generators, with each discipline demanding distinct blade geometry and balance, influencing pricing tiers and inventory turnover. Protective Gear encompasses masks, jackets, gloves, and chest protectors; safety regulations mandate certified standards, creating a steady demand especially in the Competitive and Training segments. Accessories cover electronic scoring equipment (lamés, body cords), maintenance kits, and storage solutions, which, while lower‑priced per unit, generate significant volume sales due to their consumable nature. The proportional contribution of each type aligns with usage intensity: Weapons typically capture 45 % of market value, Protective Gear 40 %, and Accessories the remaining 15 %, reflecting their role in supporting performance and compliance across all application categories.