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No, but not because of comfort. I find that regular shorts or just non-padded lycra causes me to sweat through them to the point where it looks like I've pissed my pants in less than an hour of riding. Padded shorts give me some buffer before moisture can be seen through them.*
If I were to guess, I've probably done my regular 60 - 80km rides without padded shorts at a reasonably comfortable level (I honestly don't even remember).
On this bike, without padded shorts and with several other saddles than the one I'm using now (Brooks C17 carved), it gets uncomfortable much sooner.
Sounds like a good thing to try. Good luck!