Juniper Networks Golf Towel
16'' × 24''
$19.99
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$19.99
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Take a little networking history along for a round with a Juniper Networks Golf Towel. Founded in California in 1996, Juniper became known for core routing, including the M40 router used by telecommunications companies. Its story continued through expansion into security and software-defined networking, with Sunnyvale serving as headquarters from 2000 and HPE Networking as its successor after the 2025 acquisition. Made for golf outings and technology-minded collectors, this design recalls a company-era timeline connected to the growth of the internet.
Juniper Networks was founded in February 1996 in California by Pradeep Sindhu, who had conceived the idea for internet-optimized routers the previous year. Scott Kriens became its first CEO about seven months later, while Sindhu served as chief technology officer. After venture and industry funding, the company went public on NASDAQ in June 1999. Its first product, the M40 core router, was used by telecommunications companies, and the company moved its headquarters from Mountain View to Sunnyvale in 2000. Juniper expanded beyond core routing through the 2000 purchase of Pacific Broadband and the 2002 acquisition of Unisphere Networks, entering cable and edge-router markets. It entered security with its JProtect toolkit in 2003 and acquired NetScreen Technologies in 2004. CEO transitions included Kevin Johnson in 2008, Shaygan Kheradpir in 2014 and Rami Rahim later that year. From 2014, the company emphasized software-defined networking. Hewlett Packard Enterprise agreed to acquire Juniper in January 2024; the deal closed July 2, 2025. Juniper was absorbed into HPE Networking, and its former products continued under the HPE Juniper Networking brand.
Juniper Networks Golf Towel
$19.99
Sale price
$19.99
Regular price
Take a little networking history along for a round with a Juniper Networks Golf Towel. Founded in California in 1996, Juniper became known for core routing, including the M40 router used by telecommunications companies. Its story continued through expansion into security and software-defined networking, with Sunnyvale serving as headquarters from 2000 and HPE Networking as its successor after the 2025 acquisition. Made for golf outings and technology-minded collectors, this design recalls a company-era timeline connected to the growth of the internet.
Juniper Networks was founded in February 1996 in California by Pradeep Sindhu, who had conceived the idea for internet-optimized routers the previous year. Scott Kriens became its first CEO about seven months later, while Sindhu served as chief technology officer. After venture and industry funding, the company went public on NASDAQ in June 1999. Its first product, the M40 core router, was used by telecommunications companies, and the company moved its headquarters from Mountain View to Sunnyvale in 2000. Juniper expanded beyond core routing through the 2000 purchase of Pacific Broadband and the 2002 acquisition of Unisphere Networks, entering cable and edge-router markets. It entered security with its JProtect toolkit in 2003 and acquired NetScreen Technologies in 2004. CEO transitions included Kevin Johnson in 2008, Shaygan Kheradpir in 2014 and Rami Rahim later that year. From 2014, the company emphasized software-defined networking. Hewlett Packard Enterprise agreed to acquire Juniper in January 2024; the deal closed July 2, 2025. Juniper was absorbed into HPE Networking, and its former products continued under the HPE Juniper Networking brand.
Light, quick-drying, and built to travel with you on the course. This compact golf towel slips onto your bag with a solid gold grommet and ring, so it’s always within reach between swings. The dense microfiber weave soaks up moisture and cleans clubfaces without scratching. Its subtle printed logo sits low on the cloth for an understated look that won’t distract from your setup. Carry it clipped to your bag, loop it on your cart, or toss it in your travel kit—this towel is quietly reliable when the round gets long or the weather changes.
Product features
- Microfiber blend (80% polyester, 20% polyamide) for strength and durability
- Highly absorbent weave that dries quickly
- Compact one-size design: 16" × 24" (40.64cm × 60.96cm)
- Gold grommet with ring for easy attachment to golf bags or clips
- Single-side print with a low-profile logo placement
Care instructions
- Machine wash separately: cold (max 30C or 90F), gentle cycle
| 16'' × 24'' | |
| Width, in | 16.00 |
| Length, in | 24.00 |