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I love it. I'm a sucker for -ander names. I like the Ancient Greek roots and the fact that Shakespeare used it in my favourite play of his (A Midsummer Night's Dream). I think it's usable. Lysander was a nice character in the play (I seem to recall? Correct me if I'm wrong, I read it almost 2 years ago), and if necessary you can always call him Sander or something like that.

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Lysander James
Lysander Apollo
Lysander Theodore
Lysander Florian
Lysander Henry
Lysander Hugo
Lysander Marcus
Lysander Charles

I love the name Lysander! I think it's usable I hope it makes a come back!

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I'm rubbish at boy's middle names but I like the sound of Lysander James. Or Lysander Leo.

It's the type of boys' name I like, for instance, I love Evander, but Lysander unfortunately just sounds like an all-purpose cleaner to me.

I love it, but I don't think it's at all usable. However, some of my favourites combos are:

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Lysander Sebastian
Lysander Jon
Lysander Caius

Sorry but I don't really care for it.

I absolutely love, love, love Lysander! I think it's strong, handsome, got a great meaning, and completely usable. Plus I love the Shakespeare connection, and the fact it's a character name from a book series my mum read to me when I was younger, so awesome associations too. It's unusual, but not super out there or weird. I have Lysander Alaric Wolf on my list, and I just really like the sound of Lysander Wolf. It flows well and matches the slightly wild, but calm and sensible image I get from Lysander. I also like:
Lysander Orion
Lysander Kai
Lysander Emrys
Lysander Frederick
Lysander Sage (which was the full name of the book character I mentioned)

In theory I think it's lovely, but I don't know if it's really usable...

I'm not much of a fan, but it is certainly usable.

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Lysander Bram
Lysander Quinn
Lysander Callum
Lysander Everett
Lysander Mack
Lysander Monroe
Lysander Tate
Lysander Montgomery

Love it

Lysander is definitely usable. I like it but it is not a name I would consider for my own future children. It reminds me of Shakespeare's Midsummer Nights Dream.
Lysander Cornelius
Lysander Felix
Lysander Sebastian
Lysander Olivier
Lysander Nathaniel
Lysander Edgar
Lysander Theodore
Lysander Angelo
Lysander Julius
Lysander William
Lysander Frederick
Lysander Duncan
Lysander Rufus
Lysander Fabian
Lysander Benedict
Lysander Amadeus
Lysander James