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Remember the Prince Extender? This was the bomb racket in the late 90s. I think I might’ve used the BIGBOY but I’m sure there was another model I used to roll with that I’m forgetting the name of that had a red color scheme (update: Jon reminds me it was called the Featherlite).

Anybody remember other Extender OS models besides what I’ve posted here? If so, please give them a shout-out in the comments.

And if you happen to have one of these stuffed in a closet somewhere, take a picture and send it in — I’ll post it here.

Here are some photos.


Extender OS Aerolite

Prince Extender OS Aerolite
Image via ebay

Images via Carla – thanks!

Thanks Newton!


Extender OS Thunder

Prince Extender OS Thunder
Image via ebay


Extender OS Badboy

Prince Extended OS Badboy
Image via ebay


The Badboy in brown:

Prince Extender OS Badboy - Brown
Image via Duncan Welch


Extender OS Cronos

Prince Extender OS Cronos
Image via Gunther Serrano


Extender OS Bigboy

Prince Extender OS Bigboy
Image via Harrison Sebring


Prince Extender OS Destroyer

Prince Extender OS Destroyer 3

Photos sent in by Martin


Prince Extender OS Featherlite

My old favorite!

Prince Extender OS Featherlite

Photo via Stephen


Prince Extender OS Wallbanger

prince-extender-os-wallbanger

Photo via Charlotte Hartstone


Extender OS Integra

Prince Extender OS Intregra

Photo via Leif


Extender Aero Lite

Thanks Declan


Extender Premier / Extender Lite

extender-premier
Image via UVA Squash Instagram ∞

Another view of the Prince Extender Lite:

prince-extender-lite

Photo via Charlotte Hartstone


Prince Extender Viper:

Prince Extender Viper

Photo via David


Prince Extender Precedence:

Prince Extender Precedence

Photo via RK


Prince CTS Extender Elite II:

ben-prince
Taken at Ben Fishman’s house


Prince Extender Outrage:

prince-extender-outrage
Image via Joseph Dow


Prince Extender Outrage LX:

prince-extender-outrage-lx
Image via squashgear.com

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  1. HoZe says

    (October 25, 2017)

    Hi
    So I’v recently returned to playing squash after about 15 years. When i used to play i used a Prince Extender Oversize. I think it was the same as the one shown in the picture (https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NTc2WDEwMjQ=/z/YBgAAOSwXYtYtuuz/$_86.JPG)

    I guess my question is if there are any rackets nowadays which are similar to that model as i was a big fan of the Oversize! I’m on the lookout for a new racket now that i’m playing again so any suggestions would be great.
    Cheers
    HoZe

    Reply
  2. RK says

    (October 17, 2017)

    Picture of said racquet

    https://i.imgur.com/7WsTNuT.jpg

    Reply
  3. RK says

    (October 17, 2017)

    I have a Price Extender Precedence in purple. Found it via an estate sale. Didnt realize it was old school.

    Reply
    • Pierre says

      (October 17, 2017)

      Niiice, I updated the post with your photo

      Reply
  4. Pam Reed says

    (June 30, 2017)

    I have a nineties Prince Extender OS Thunder squash racket, case, and ball for sale.
    In good condition.
    The handles leather is a bit flaky, from age.
    Anyone interested.

    Reply
  5. Pam says

    (June 29, 2017)

    I have one listed today on ebay

    Reply
    • David says

      (June 29, 2017)

      Prince Extender viper https://www.ebay.com/itm/291929316745

      Reply
  6. Tracey says

    (June 17, 2017)

    Keen to buy a Prince Extender OS Wallbanger if anyone has one they’d like to let go? My daughter plays with one and loves it, but it’s got some miles now.

    Reply
    • David McGee says

      (June 18, 2017)

      I have one. I’ll forward some pictures mid week when I get back to town. Thanks!

      David

      Reply
  7. Jennifer says

    (June 11, 2017)

    Ha ha ha – just took mine out of the container to start playing again – Prince extender focus – 15 years since I used it last – hope I don’t burst the strings first time out

    Reply
  8. German says

    (June 1, 2017)

    I have the extender os aerolite and still use ir

    Reply
  9. Frank says

    (February 20, 2017)

    Hi Pierre,

    First of all, I just love your blog…keep up the great work!

    Incidentally, I am the proud owner , and CURRENT user of the Prince Extender OS Thunder. I purchased it circa 1997-1998….can’t really remember to be honest….patent still pending at the time of purchase!

    In any case, it has served me well over the years. Used it againts pros. back in the day ,and now its taking down “grandpas” at the club! :

    Heck, the kids at the club think its a fancy , new Prince model : )

    Cheers…FC

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  10. David mcgee says

    (October 28, 2016)

    I have a cool Prince Extender Viper but I can’t figure out how to post a picture of it here

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    • Pierre says

      (November 1, 2016)

      Here’s David’s picture. Super old-school! “The Extender Viper” is printed on the handle.

      Reply
  11. Bobby says

    (September 15, 2016)

    I have two Extender OS Fusion. Are they any good? Wondering if I should regrip them or buy a new racquet. They’re pretty old I think.

    Reply
    • Pierre says

      (September 19, 2016)

      Might be a little heavier that more modern rackets but that shouldn’t stop you from giving them a try!

      Reply
  12. SC says

    (July 13, 2016)

    Mate, this is new school compared to my Prince Extender.
    Will try to post a photo later!

    Reply
  13. Stephen says

    (June 5, 2016)

    Hi Guys… newguy here.

    I have a Prince Extender OS featherlite in a maroon color, not red; and yes I did find it in my closet. My squash days are over due to nerve problems in my feet.

    It was a great piece of equipment. I pulled it out because I’m going to post it on Ebay. There’s not a scratch on it (it still has that holographic sticker in place) so I’ll see if I can get a few bucks for it. I will send you a pic as well.

    Nice to meet y’all.

    Reply
  14. Paul Sheffield says

    (May 22, 2016)

    I still use an OS Extender Finalist in competition. 23+ years and still going strong. Great racquets!…keen to get a second one if anyone has one lying around.

    Reply
  15. Henry says

    (May 4, 2016)

    As a bit of a novice, I’ve started playing with my dad’s olds racket, an extended os destroyer. My question is, will playing with an older model like this be hampering my game? Might I see an improvement if I use a more modern racket?

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    • Brent Coe says

      (May 4, 2016)

      No, if anything using an older (usually heavier) racquet will help your progression. The added weight helps guide the racquet through the swing, plus I always found a heavier racquet helps you remember proper pre-swing preperation. Not to mention older racquets seem to be alot less fragile.

      Reply
  16. Jack says

    (April 24, 2016)

    I have an Extender OS Lite which I’ve had since I was 15/16 (I’m now 33). Will post a picture when I get a chance.

    Reply
  17. Ian says

    (October 1, 2015)

    I’m a beginner but I just bought a prince extender outrage for £3 from a charity shop. Played tonight and I beat my partner fir the first time in a few months. I’d say it’s the best I’ve ever played. Is this racquet old?

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    • Pierre Bastien says

      (October 2, 2015)

      Yes I would put that under “old school”! Never heard of that one before.

      Reply
  18. Gareth says

    (February 5, 2015)

    Hi,
    Strange one. I’m trying to buy a Prince Extender OS Lite. Do you know of anyone who has one, that they’d like to sell me?

    Some of the best squash I played was with that racket, and it’s about time I started playing well again!

    Cheers

    Gareth

    Reply
    • Ron says

      (November 20, 2015)

      I just picked up a prince extender II which is still in the original wrapper -never been played! It retailed for 197.98 back in 1988. If you are interested I will let it go for $20 plus shipping.

      Reply
  19. Gunther says

    (February 14, 2014)

    I noticed your site while looking for the string pattern for an Extender OS Cronos. It too is dark red. I just played with it today. It was my playing partners first racquet.

    Reply
    • Pierre Bastien says

      (February 18, 2014)

      Nice one Gunther. I don’t even remember the Cronos. If you can get a picture, email it in and I’ll post it! Best

      Reply
  20. Jon Lin says

    (September 11, 2013)

    Frenchie – you are thinking of the Featherlite. That was the lightest model they made at the time and had the red color scheme. I broke all of mine and then switched over Prince’s new Power Ring line by senior year.

    Reply
    • Pierre Bastien says

      (September 12, 2013)

      Good call Jon

      Reply
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