Adjustable belt system for towing a golf cart

Abstract

A cart tower for towing a hand pulled cart has a handle extending therefrom and is worn about the waist of a user. The cart tower includes a belt, a buckle, a first padded side, a second padded side, a padded back and a handle-connector. The belt has a first strap and a second strap. Each strap has a distal end and a proximal end. The buckle system mechanically couples the distal ends of the first and second straps to each other. The first and second padded sides are mechanically coupled to the proximal ends of the first and second straps. The padded back has a first side and a second side. The first and second sides of the padded back are being mechanically coupled to the first and second padded sides. The handle-connector is mechanically to the padded back. The handle connector is connected to the handle of the hand pulled cart.

What is claimed is:  
     
         1 . A cart tower for towing a hand pulled cart having a handle extending therefrom and being worn about the waist of a user, said cart tower comprising: 
 a. a belt having a first strap and a second strap, each strap having a distal end and a proximal end;    b. a buckle that mechanically couples said distal ends of said first and second straps to each other;    c. a first padded side and a second padded side, said first and second padded sides being mechanically coupled to said proximal ends of said first and second straps;    d. a padded back having a first side and a second side, said first and second side of said padded back being mechanically coupled to said first and second padded sides; and    e. a handle-connector mechanically to said padded back whereby said handle connector is connected to the handle of the hand pulled cart.    
     
     
         2 . A cart tower according to  claim 1  wherein said padded sides include: 
 a. an outer layer that is a fabric;  
 b. an interlining; and  
 c. an inner layer that is filled with fibers.  
 
     
     
         3 . A cart tower according to  claim 1  wherein said padded back includes: 
 a. an outer layer that is a fabric; and  
 b. an inner layer that is foam whereby said padded back is configured so that it can be worn either in a first position by a relatively tall person or in a second position by a relatively shorter person wherein said padded back is turned upside down thereby lowering the position of said handle connector.  
 
     
     
         4 . A cart tower according to  claim 1  wherein said handle-connector includes: 
 a. a first strap and a second strap wherein said first and second straps and the first and second rectangular use Velcro fasteners;  
 b. first loop and a second loop wherein said first and second loops use Velcro fasteners; and  
 c. a first rectangular pad and a second rectangular pad, said first and second straps being mechanically coupled to said first rectangular pad, said first and second loops are mechanically coupled to said second rectangular and said second rectangular pad being mechanically coupled to said first rectangular pad whereby said first and second loops of said handle connector are inserted into said first and second loops, respectively, after the handle is placed adjacent to said first and second loops in order to secure the handle of the cart.