Big John

Tried both- went back to off the string.

pahunter27

I like the loop myself. It just feels right.

louddrummer69

I use a D-loop and wouldn't have it any other way. Reduces string wear and you don't lose that much speed or any at all.

reflexkid

Loop

SirLoin

I shoot a string loop and will for the forseeable future.

Your choice seems to depend on your axle-to-axle length of your bow. You do not want anything to interfere with you nock when you are at full draw.

Good luck.

shishkabob

Yeah, i too shoot a string loop, but have also shot off the string.My accuracy is about the same.however,i do like the feel of shooting off the string,the release feels better where it anchors.I was thinking of switching back when i put on this new cable,so i can put on some eliminator buttons.

Carpmaster

String loop.

MR.D

Thunder,
I shoot the same release you mention and only really love it because I am so used to its feel.
I shot a buddies wrist strap release and it felt very awkward to me.
If its better or not I dont know but didnt want to ivest the time gettting used to it or the money for a new release when the one I have suits me just fine.

I do notice that the crackshot rod does shorten the life of the serving, but I usually replace my string each year so it doesnt really matter to me.

Cougar Mag

Straight off the string. Using a wide jaw caliper release causes me no problems with serving wear. If I shot a short axle to axle bow, probably a string loop.