The Types classification categorizes hydrofoil surfboards into four structural variants: Manta‑style, V‑foil, Twin‑tip, and Single‑tip. Manta‑style boards, characterized by large, stable wings, dominate the entry‑level segment, supporting the bulk of recreational sales. V‑foil designs, featuring a narrower, high‑aspect‑ratio wing, are favored by competitive riders seeking reduced drag and enhanced speed, thereby commanding premium pricing. Twin‑tip configurations, symmetrical fore and aft, serve both training environments and progressive riders needing bidirectional performance, contributing modestly to overall volume. Single‑tip foils, optimized for directional surfing, occupy a niche but high‑value slice of the market, often integrated into custom builds for elite athletes. While the Types segmentation does not directly drive the charted percentages, its internal diversity underpins product differentiation and informs the broader Hydrofoil Surfboards market taxonomy.