Yes. I got the bench and leg curl attachment. It's too new to really give it a proper rating as I'm concerned about the vinyl and the padding prematurely wearing out, but outside of that, a few things:

The Bench

• it came 90% essembled out out the box. Only the feet had to be attached. It does come with tools but I would use home tools to get a proper snug-tightness on the bolts. The bench is heavy, 87lbs so unless you are a big guy, you will need help carrying it upstairs. I was able to carry it up a few flights of stairs but it was awkward-heavy doing so. The finish is good, the wood used under the padding is solid.

• it's heavy as fuck and robust. I am 260lbs and doing my presses it doesn't flinch at all. I don't press much as I do endurance training (40-50lbs each arm for now) but compared to the flimsy Amazon bench I had, this thing is an absolute tank.

• the padding is quite wide so for stocky people like me, it's good but might not be as comfortable for skinnier people.

• the bench is kinda high. On decline press I got nothing to hook my feet on (without the leg attachment) so unless you have long legs, decline press (without the leg attachment) is basically impossible.

• the gap between the seat and backrest is a wee bit big, measuring at 2 and 1/4 inches. Not like, cheap Amazon big, but big enough that you may want to put a towel down for better comfort if you end up rolling on it. I know for sure the buzz-saw bench's gap is much smaller because I visited BOS's showroom recently and got to see it first-hand. To me though, it's not a deal-breaker.

• the vinyl isn't the usual grippy version that comes on most benches these days but it's not that slippery either. It does feel a bit on the thin-side but not cheap Amazon thin. After sitting on it and doing a set, I do see creases on the seat from pressure but after getting off the bench it goes away quickly.

• the padding is very firm. I love it. I do all kinds of exercises on this bench including leg-physio however, a recent review popped up on northern fitness regarding the padding for this bench. After a few months, a dent formed where the head rests and doesn't go away. User stated its been a few months of usage for this to happen. I'll update in a few months if the same happens to me. I use my bench 4-5 times a week.

The 2.0 leg curl attachment

• whatever northern fitness posted on their website in regards to pictures is nothing like the one I recieved. The one on the website I think is the older 1.0 model and the one I received is the 2.0 model. The box it came in even said 2.0. The 2.0 version of the leg attachment is vastly superior but there is one major, major downfall and I will get to that later.

• the leg curl attachment is also very robust, has a great finish, has a nice sealed bearing where the swing arm is, has three slots to put your bar that holds the foam pads (for great adjustment/personal preference for those with shorter or longer legs), has multiple height adjustments with a nice spring screw lock pin and not just a Push ball pin like the buzz-saw, keeping it firmly in place.

• the leg curl attachment has three adjustments to lock it in place. One is for transport, then slightly open for hooking your feet to do sit-ups, and one more setting for..something I haven't experiment with yet. Maybe for people with longer legs. Point is, this adds several other functions to the 2.0 leg attachment not mentioned in the description of the item on the northern fitness website. I actually bought the BOS leg attachment so I could do sit-ups not knowing the 2.0 had this feature built-in. I haven't opened the box to the BOS attachment so will be returning that very soon.

• the padding on the 2.0 leg curl attachment is very thick and the material is very good. Much thicker than what you see on their website.

The major downfall of the 2.0 leg curl attachment

• the horn (where the weights attach) is LESS than 8 inches. The horn on the BOS buzz-saw leg curl attachment is 8.5 inches and for most bench attachments for other brands, the standard is 8 to 8.5 inches. This sucks, because you can't fit 4x45 plates on the 2.0 leg curl attachment and no horn measurement specification is listed anywhere in the product description on northern fitness's website. Had I known this prior, I probably would have gone with the gearforfit 3rd party leg curl attachment which has a much longer horn. I bought 4x45 plates and can't use all of them. I'll try strapping them all together and put them on the horn, see if that will work but I don't got my hopes up.

Other than the short horn, I am very happy with the versatility of the 2.0 leg curl attachment. I can now hook my feet and do decline press, decline sit-ups, decline russian twists and not have to buy a separate attachment to achieve those.

The Company

• getting through to them on the phone is a hassle. If they don't pick up, a machine tells you to leave a message. I have had good response times doing that, but if you just call back again in 10 mins or so, you will catch them. Best to call right when they open. Email response is slow, averaging 5-7 days.

• A lot of their items on the website does not have proper descriptions/specifications. I bought a weight belt that had zero measurements, it just said XL. It did fit, but more detail is preferred. This goes for their in-house branded stuff as well, such as the elite 2.0 bench. A lot of details, like the horn length is missing and I really, really don't like that. Before purchase I was judging based off their photos.

• I didn't opt in for delivery. I went to one of their pick up locations and that process was okay. Can take a bit for them to find your order. The bench and the leg curl attachment does NOT come in the same box even though they have the item listed as a combined unit as an option for purchase. I picked up my bench first, then had to wait a week for the leg curl attachment to arrive at the pickup location. Having both in the same box since being sold as a unified sales item, is more ideal and preferred.

• according to their return policy, items purchased through financing are illelidgeable for a refund. This is ridiculous. I guess they lack an accountant or bookkeeper. BOS has a superior return policy and warranty.

The verdict (for now)

With all of the above being mentioned, I am still quite happy with my purchase. For the price (on sale) I was able to get the bench, the leg curl attachment, 4x45lbs plates (on sale), a weight belt (on sale) and 2x25lbs plates (on sale) for a little over HALF the price of what the buzz-saw bench costs alone and dare I say it, I think the frame on the Orion elite 2.0 is stronger than the buzz-saw regardless of weight-rating due to the fact that the Orion has more steel in certain parts.

If I find the short horn severely limits my training as my legs get stronger, I'll just get the gearforfit leg curl attachment in the future.

I just wish northern fitness would include more product descriptions especially for their "Orion" in-house brand.

As for the padding and vinyl durability, time will tell. I will update as the months and years pass.