Pyramid Phoenix Personal Bowling Ball Revivor - Deep Cleaning, Restores Performance - Removes Oil from Reactive & Urethane Bowling Balls - Personal/Home Use
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Features
- Revolutionary Heating System - The Phoenix heats your bowling ball from the bottom to ensure proper extraction of the dirt and oil without allowing them to soak deeper in your bowling ball's coverstock.
- Digital Timer with Automatic Shut-off - The Pyramid Phoenix features a digital display to let you know what temperature your unit is heating at and how much time is left. Unlike other units on the market, the Phoenix will automatically shut-off after the pre-set time. This feature ensures that you will not over heat your bowling ball or leave it in the unit for too long.
- Removable Ventilated Ball Cup - Our uniquely designed ball cup serves as a ventilated base while using your Phoenix but is also removable and can be used as a ball cup for any other purpose.
- Easily Break Down - Your Phoenix was designed to assemble quickly and easily as well as break down for easier storage or transportation. The Pyramid Phoenix Revivor is 15 inches high (38.1 cm) and the cylinder has a diameter of 14 inches (35.56 cm) when fully built.
- Built by Bowlers for Bowlers - The Phoenix was built by a team of bowlers who have used similar units over the years and set out to make a better machine. The development of your Phoenix was tested over a 3 year period to be sure Pyramid was bringing a superior product to market at an affordable price
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 15.75 x 15.75 x 12 inches
Package Weight: 3.79 Kilograms
Brand Name: Pyramid
Manufacturer: Pyramid
Sport Type: Bowling
Date First Available: January 14, 2020
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The Pyramid Phoenix Ball Revivor, uses a forced air heating system to heat a bowling ball to extract oil from the ball by circulating heat evenly around the ball. About me I've been bowling for almost 30 years and have had a lot of experience using many ball cleaning and surfacing products, I even pieced together my own DIY ball revivor which I used for many years. So I feel I have a good eye for what works and doesn't in regard to ball cleaning. The unit I got worked as advertised, it only required some simple assembly before use. Operation was simple I just placed my ball in the unit and pressed the on/off/ button to start the preset 30 minute heating cycle. The unit automatically shut itself off at the end of the cycle, I opened it and wiped the now oil covered ball off, turning the ball over I replaced it into the unit and started a second heating cycle. At the end of the cycle I removed the again oil covered ball and sprayed some ball cleaner on it and wiped away the oil. Thee ball was now clean and the surface “tacky” again. I'll give it 5 Stars. Pros: 1: The heating unit is at the bottom of the Revivor, I like this because since heat naturally rises I believe the ball will heat more evenly (This is like my DIY one). Similar devices heat from the top down so have to force the heated air downwards. 2: Construction is fairly solid and of good quality. 3: The big ball cup in this can be taken out and used on your table if you need to have something to set the ball on. 4: It's made in sections which allow for easy cleaning and ball placement. 5: Price is lower than other similar units. Cons: 1: This is a small nitpick the lid is just a little fiddly when you put it on, you might have jiggle it around so it seats fully. How I reached my 5 star rating: I've tested the Phoenix's operation for eight hours and with 7 balls from different mfg's, Checking internal and ball surface temperatures during this period. I started with a internal temperature test (using a digital thermometer w/probe ) without any ball in it. Over a half hour cycle the temperature slowly rose to a final temperature of 153° which I figured was within the operating range. With a ball in the unit, the internal temperature still reached 153°. (Note: I found probe placement could affect readings. Such as against the cylinder wall.) Using a low cost IR thermometer ball surface temperatures measurements fell in the 120°-130° range which is about where you want it and where most other home revivor type machines reach. This a new product from Pyramid Bowling and functions well IMO. I have several of Pyramids products and they are decent also and Bowlingball.com and Pyramid Bowling are pretty good about helping customers if they have a problem or questions about a product.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2020 Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2020 by Alva C. Loar, Jr.
I love it! I have already detox the oil out of my solid balls and it works! Easy to use and it's affordable!
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2026 by Tanesa Kassa
Tried it as soon as I received it. Put one of my bowling balls in and timed it to 30 minutes. (Has two timer settings, 30 and 45 Mins.) And yes, much oil came out of the ball. Wiped it down with a microfiber towel, turned the ball over with the holes face down and repeated the 30 min procedure and still more oil came out of the ball. Felt the warm air coming from the top cover vents. I'm happy with the Pyramid after the first try, but we'll see how long the unit will last. (I think: A bit pricey, but worth it if you're a serious league bowler!) I would recommend surfacing the ball: 500 or 1000 grit to open the balls pores to help dispense the oil, and cleaning it before putting it in the Pyramid. Wipe the oil off with a micro towel, and clean it with a bowling ball cleaner once you're finished detoxing it. Then resurface it to your preferred grit, and the ball is ready to roll!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Absolutely terrible!! It doesnt heat the bowling balls up to more than 90 or 100 degrees. Ive put numerous bowling balls through the machine and have never and I mean never got any oil out of them. I bought this as a convenience so I wouldnt have to leave my bowling balls at the proshop all day and spending money over and over to get them de-oiled. At this rate I shouldve just done that to begin with!! I will not recommend this to anyone without a huge warning of if it doesnt work the first time its not gonna work at all. The photo was taken after an hour in the machine.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2026 by Stephanie Bowman
This thing is the boss. My bowling has improved amazingly after being able to de-oil my bowling balls
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2026 by Leslie Corbett
I have had this machine for several weeks. It came well boxed and it was easy to put together. The instructions are easy to follow. I put my ball in and set it for 45mins. Then turned it upside down and repeated. The ball was soaked with oil. It worked very well. I would recommend it.
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2025 by Rick Diaz
I have cooked 4 balls with this so far and it does get a lot of oil out. Wouldn’t say like new, but pretty dang close. Easy assembly and seems well made. If you bowl a lot like I do it is not a bad investment.
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by afrye
Despite the negative reviews, this revivor system really works! Upon receiving the unit, I cleaned my first ball. I was pleasantly surprised to see that a good amount of oil was extracted during the cleaning process. After letting the unit cool down, I went to clean a second ball. I noticed that the plastic lid had warped and become deformed (likely due to the heat put out) and did not seed completely to the top of the unit. Nevertheless, I went ahead and cleaned a second ball, even with the warped lid ( and incomplete seal). The unit still extracted a good amount of oil. I then contacted Pyramid customer service and explained the issue with the lid. I was told he never heard of that before. I was asked to submit photos and a brief narrative of what happened. I am currently awaiting a response/disposition from Pyramid. Despite the lid issue, I highly recommend this unit if you are looking for an affordable bowling ball cleaning system (compared to $75 per ball my local pro charges). Happy bowling! UPDATE: 12/7/22 Just wanted to comment on how expeditious and friendly Pyramid’s customer service was. I received the new lid approximately one week after I contacted them about the damaged lid. Thank you Pyramid!!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2022 Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2022 by Amazon Customer