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Petzl micrograb ( the black one) is what you're after. Feeds easy but not so easy that it gobbles slack up. Releases under load as well. Very simple and durable. Mines on it's 3rd flipline. I'm usually not a big petzl fan but this thing breaks the mold for me.

Must be something about the fibers. The Yale version is the same way. Blends in perfectly on most trees.

I've used tritech in the past, really good stuff but spendy. Durable as can be and a good bit stiffer than most ropes so you can flip it decently. I went back to using wire cores for spur work and when it came time to replace the tritech I went with the Yale r.i.n.g. It's a little thinner and...