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As far as using static lines for climbing, I've done it about 20-25% of the time I use a rope wrench and I haven't had any hitch interaction trouble. But just about every time I did, I was using a basal anchor system. This system introduces twice the length of rope into the system compared too...

Check out Yale's static line, the Kernmaster. I haven't bought a hank yet, as I have too many ropes as is, but I heard its the bees knees for SRT work positioning and overall feel. HTP might be a bit better for ascents, but from what I've heard from numerous sources, Kernmaster is the favorite.