When shooting off the string the loading process is a breeze, I will nock the arrow, I pull the trigger which opens the release head, place the head on the string remove the finger from the trigger and apply preasure pushing forward towards the bow and the head locks on the string.
Now to shoot it off a string loop, I will nock an arrow pull the trigger to open the release head put the loop in the release head and remove the finger from the trigger, push forward on the release till the release head starts to push forward towards the bow and the head is pushing on the back of the nock and the release head will lock on the loop, you have to make sure you have a large enough loop to accomidate the larger release head of the C10, then make sure you havent pushed the nock out of place on the string before shooting the arrow.

With the glove in tight to the hand I dont feel that the C10 makes you feel like you have a longer draw, I feel like it makes me feel like I am actually holding closer to the string not longer like some wrist strap releases have made me feel. I also shoot a T.R.U Ball Chappy Boss , with some of the hand held releases it also gives me the feeling of shooting closer to the string. Now how this affects the power stroke is something that I want to do some research into since I dont have the knowledge or answer to, and I welcome any imput on how this affects the power stroke from anyone whom knows. I have problems using wrist strap releases since my release arm wrist surgery.'
I do agree 100% with Winn's claim that their glove releases make you feel like you are pulling back less poundage than you really are, I can shoot 60lbs with the Winn release but not with the other releases or fingers that I have tried so far.