The Types category of River Rafts segmentation classifies products by construction methodology, each subtype influencing manufacturing cost, durability, and performance. Inflatable rafts dominate due to their lightweight design, ease of transport, and lower capital outlay, making them the preferred choice for most recreational and commercial operators. Rigid rafts, built from aluminum or composite frames, deliver superior stability in high‑flow conditions and are therefore concentrated in adventure‑tourism and professional training niches where safety margins are paramount. Hybrid rafts combine inflatable chambers with a semi‑rigid hull, offering a compromise between portability and structural integrity, and are gaining traction among operators seeking versatility across variable river grades. A fourth emerging subtype, modular rafts, features interchangeable sections that can be reconfigured for capacity or purpose, appealing to charter firms that require rapid adaptation to fluctuating group sizes. These type distinctions directly affect the market’s total addressable volume by dictating inventory turnover, maintenance cycles, and end‑user pricing structures.