USOutdoor.com:

MSR Missing Link TentThough it's not meant to replace a traditional tent, the MSR Missing Link Tent is an upgrade from a shelter tarp in situations where four solid walls would make things a little more comfortable. At three pounds, the Missing Link tent provides an ultra-light combination of space and weather protection for two people plus their gear. A wide awning provides protection during food preparation and gear adjustments, and though it might not have the ventilation system that you would expect from a full-protection tent, it does vent freely through its protected mesh door and rear screen window. With trekking poles and guylines you can create a super-taut pitch, one that's tough enough to last through remarkably strong weather.Features:This pioneering tent design provides the protection and living space of a large tent, but the ventilation and weight of a tarp Sets up with trekking/adjustable ski poles or with guy lines tied to an overhead object; intuitive, o

BackCountry.com:

The MSR Missing Link is an innovative single-wall 2-person shelter that bridges the gap between tarp-style shelters and traditional tents. With plenty of space for two people plus gear, the Missing Link offers an ultralight combination of space and weather protection. A wide awning provides a covered food prep area and luxurious 180-degree views, while excellent ventilation prevents moisture buildup and the stench from your camp buddys socks. One person can set up the MSR Missing Link in under three minutes, and with a miniscule and compact 3-lb carrying weight, you wont be hiking Cro-Magnon style.