I have the Fobus for my XD40 and my Glocks.
The holster is designed to be tight, as there is nothing but the holster itself retaining the handgun. This is a benefit as well as a drawback, until you get use to presenting the handgun.
Practice, practice, practice.
We see the same with a change in holsters to our officers, or to new officers joining us..particularly with those who have NOT practiced drawing.
I have seen holsters up to officer's armpits and them struggling and struggling. This is comical, but it drives home a point..my life, or theirs, could be dependent upon them drawing quickly and efficiently to stop or prevent a death.
Practice, practice, practice.
Anything that is new, will be different until you "work it" in by practicing.
Practice, practice, practice. Please..with an unloaded handgun.
I enjoy the Fobus holsters, some don't. I realize that they are tight, as that is how the handgun is retained within the holster. That prevents them from falling out, or from being snatched against my will.
Give it some time. Even after repeated use, if you find that this holster does not work for you, change for your overall benefit. But make a change when it is necessary, not because it is 'hard to draw', when it is suppose to be as such. (not meant to be a chide against the original poster)