Customer Reviews Samsonite 28" Centric Spinner

The samsonite centric spinner was what I was looking for in a suitcase. I would recommend this product to a friend. It is lightweight considering its carrying capacity. I was able to fit everything I needed to for my trip and there are a couple of compartments that made packing and finding the items I needed easy. It moved very easily and smoothly and was better than some other products I have had in the past. I wasn't worried about any of my personal items getting damaged with the strong outer shell.

bought as part of a set. color specified for easy access

This spinner is beautiful. I like the color. It is East to carry and to pack the close too

A gift for my wife. This is awesome, my wife loves it. #sweepstakes

A gift for my wife. This is awesome, my wife loves it. #sweepstakes

This luggage is stylish, glides smoothly across the floor, and has lots of space with separate compartments. The 360 degree glide is the best. It is easy to locate because of the color, size, and style. This luggage is better than any other luggage that I own, and I would like to own a full set of it. This product comes higly recommended from me.

This luggage is super easy to roll. It glides, has tons of space, separate compartments, and is stylish! It glides better than any other luggage I own, 360 degree spin. I would like to have a complete set of this. This product will come highly recommended from me.

I use this product for my cruise traveling!1 It's durable, plenty of room and zipper compartments. I love the silver color.

I use it for personal trips. I love the color!

cool luggage, definitely will recommend it.

Pretty good

great at airports

This is a good a good piece of luggage. I do recommend it. I would like to see the design of the lock changed so the zipper tabs lay flat when it is locked. The current design allows for things to hook on to the tabs and rip them off. The airline replaced the bag. I got the same one because it is a good bag for the money.

I have just used this case for one transatlantic trip and two additional European segments and it's held up well with a full load (50 pounds). There are already 2 small dents at the corners and small scratched, but no cracking. The design and pattern on the shell hides these dings better than my previous Rimowa cases (which ultimately cracked). This shell seems less rigid. The color (blue teal) is great to spot on the carousel without being "too loud" for business travel. The inner design with one side netted and the other side with elastic bands can be tricky when opening to ensure that everything doesn't spill out, but I personally like this set up best to seperate the two sides. The wheels have overall been fantastic rolling over cobblestone and curbs with easy. It doesn't seem to glide as easily when you want it to roll parallel to you in airports, but that may be due to the size or my heavy load? Overall, as a frequent travel who has burned through virtually every high end brand of suitcase, I am delighted. It's the perfect balance between light weight and sturdiness. The Samonsite quality is evident and I expect this suitcase to last me quite a while! I am glad I purchased it and would buy again. 4 star rating is simply to reflect the dings and rolling details mentioned above.

Good option for a frequent flyer. The hard she'll lasts longer and the zippers are very durable. The unique design also makes it easily identifiable

I needed to upgrade a larger piece of luggage and this fits the bill. It is lightweight and strong. Although seemingly not able to handle the travails of modern travel, yet, it handles well and stands up to what it has been given. The one area that is always of concern is the top (or bottom) where the handles (or wheels) are located as it seems like all it would take would be a fist and it would crack at the zipper. But so far it has withstood the task.

I needed to upgrade a larger piece of luggage and this fits the bill. It is lightweight and strong. Although seemingly not able to handle the travails of modern travel, yet, it handles well and stands up to what it has been given. The one area that is always of concern is the top (or bottom) where the handles (or wheels) are located as it seems like all it would take would be a fist and it would crack at the zipper. But so far it has withstood the task.

While large the luggage is very lightweight, before clothing of course. Haven't used yet so better review to come.

While large the luggage is very lightweight, before clothing of course. Haven't used yet so better review to come.

It’s silver, not white as shown in the picture. The surface is not smooth which makes it scratch resistant. The piece is very light and easy to maneuver, and size is good for long trips.

The luggage is large and can fit a lot of stuff. It was more than enough space for a 12 day trip abroad. I was a little skeptical if the build was a bit too flimsy, but it did a good job of keeping everything inside safe and secure. Nothing broke or looked like it moved inside the bag. I'm a big fan of how little it weighed. I have a carry on suitcase that weighs almost twice as much as this one, empty.

The luggage is large and can fit a lot of stuff. It was more than enough space for a 12 day trip abroad. I was a little skeptical if the build was a bit too flimsy, but it did a good job of keeping everything inside safe and secure. Nothing broke or looked like it moved inside the bag. I'm a big fan of how little it weighed. I have a carry on suitcase that weighs almost twice as much as this one, empty.

Missing zipper pull on innermost liners. Other than that.with one trip so far so good. Light weight rolls easily.

ok product, missing a zipper pull on inside and one of the screws holding the handle on keeps backing out... average quality I guess

This suitcase has a combination lock that holds the zipper pulls in place to prevent accidental opening but positions the zipper pulls on their edges in a vulnerable position. First round trip, no problem. Second round trip, the luggage arrived at the destination with both zipper pulls free of the lock. The lock itself now opens regardless of where the combination is set. On the return leg, I handed over the luggage with both zippers pulls locked. Upon receiving the luggage back at the end of the trip, one zipper pull was completely missing. If you look at the position of the zipper pulls when locked, it is easy to see how they would be very susceptible to potential damage in the course of normal luggage handling by airlines. I would say it's not a question of if it will happen to you, but when. Also, one of the wheels no longer casters properly making it hard to roll the luggage on all four wheels making the only reasonable option to pull it behind you on two wheels. Both problems occurred on only the second trip with the suitcase.