Skier's conveyance is a term used to describe the various methods of transportation used by skiers on the slopes. The two most common forms of skier's conveyance are tows and t-bars. A TOW is a type of mechanized lift that pulls skiers up the hill using a cable or rope. A t-bar is a type of lift that consists of a metal bar attached to a cable that skiers hold onto as they are pulled up the hill. Both of these methods of skier's conveyance are widely used in ski resorts around the world.