The Types segment classifies Hockey Stick Tapes by material construction and functional purpose, principally into adhesive tapes, friction (grip) tapes, and hybrid polymer‑cloth tapes. Adhesive tapes, typically thin polymer films with a pressure‑sensitive backing, dominate the premium tier, offering superior blade‑to‑stick adhesion and contributing an estimated 40 % of market value due to their longevity and performance consistency. Friction tapes, composed of woven cloth or synthetic fibers, are favored for their tactile feel and ease of replacement, representing about 35 % of sales, especially within amateur and training contexts where rapid turnover is common. Hybrid polymer‑cloth tapes combine a polymer adhesive layer with a cloth substrate, delivering a balance of grip, durability, and moisture management; they occupy the remaining 25 % of the market, appealing to users seeking versatile performance across varied playing conditions. Each type’s share reflects differentiated cost structures, lifespan expectations, and user preferences, thereby influencing the aggregate market composition.