My wife’s father is retired & loves his golf game to an extreme. I recently showed him some night sky photos I took when visiting his home. A little puzzled, he asked “what do you do with them?”…in a nice friendly manor I asked “what do you do with your golf game after it’s done?”

No criticism was intended. My question back was only to try and explain that just doing the activity was fun. Like reading, playing a game, watching a show it doesn’t have to be anything more then a pleasure doing it. If I record a great moment it’s even more satisfying to know (along with luck) I helped create the appeal of it with my skill set.

Aside from gloves designed for photography, maybe look into sailing gloves. Most sailing gloves are designed to be close fitting for pulling lines/ropes/sheets. You can find them in different weights for different environments. Look for them on stores that specialize in sailing supplies

dr_canak, where the YT videos on Fuji lenses? As they are a far harder lens to teardown:

The Long-Awaited, Scary and Amazing Fuji Lens Teardown

https://www.lensrentals.com/blog/2016/02/the-long-awaited-scary-and-amazing-fuji-lens-teardown/

You might seriously consider Sailing Gloves.

They are designed for the unique situations in sailing so most fit close to securely pull sailing ropes/lines/sheets/halyard.

There’s many three & four finger sailing gloves (3-finger: thumb, index, second and 4-finger: also third fingertips exposed on glove) as well as winter close fittings gloves & fingerless mittens.

I’ve posted two examples on the main body of the post for you to hopefully help you understand my quest, thanks