Try looking for glass blowing gloves. As in gloves literally meant for wearing while blowing glass. Another good term is lampwork gloves. They are high temp, meant to have dexterity enough to handle a skill like blowing glass or making glass beads, and often come in versions that to much further up the arm than standard kitchen gloves/mitts.

You can also try looking up welding gloves- they can be a tad bulkier or less dexterious than glass blowing gloves. There's also fame and heat gloves- those are the kinds worn by race car drivers and meant to protect if the car goes flaming. Very dexterious, and some come with sleeve up over the elbow.

Great suggestions! Thanks.

America's Test Kitchen did a testing of oven mitts and gloves, and their winner is the Oxo Silicone Oven Mitt. Here is a link to the Amazon listing; note they are sold in singles, not pairs: https://www.amazon.com/OXO-Good-Grips-Silicone-Oven/dp/B08Y973HW4?th=1

Here is a link to the equipment test of oven mitts and gloves at America's Test Kitchen. You need a membership to see the final results, but they do give you their detailed analysis and the winner without the membership. You need to click on where it says "Read More" to see the entire article.

https://www.americastestkitchen.com/equipment_reviews/2254-oven-mitts

Thanks. I already have these. They do not provide the finger dexterity I need / want. Mitts are good for certain things, but not for everything I need.

for pulling sheet pans/cake pans out of the oven I have a Winco Pizza Gripper. Someone here recommended it and it's awesome. Hot pans like to get me too.

as for gloves I have some BBQ ones but they won't give you the dexterity you want. I have a stack of potholders I use for everything else.