The Types segmentation classifies blades by construction material and performance profile, typically into Pure Wood, Composite, and Hybrid categories. Pure Wood blades are crafted from a single or layered wood species, delivering classic feel and control; they dominate the entry‑level price tier and represent approximately 40 % of market volume, though their share of total revenue is lower due to modest pricing. Composite blades incorporate carbon‑fiber, arylate‑carbon, or other synthetic layers, delivering enhanced speed and stiffness; they attract high‑performance users and constitute around 35 % of market revenue, reflecting premium pricing. Hybrid blades combine a wood core with selective composite inserts, aiming to balance control and power; this middle‑ground segment holds roughly 25 % of both volume and revenue. By dissecting the market through these material‑based types, analysts can trace pricing dynamics, innovation trends, and consumer preference patterns within the overall Table Tennis Blades market.